What Is Your Least Favourite Word In The English Language?

Paradigm

Shame really. Could be an excellent word but dragged into the gutter by over use by the wrong folk.

The C word is good. My wife and I take care to use it loudly. Particularly when arguing about trivialities.

Andrew
 
Mine is "Guilty".

I swear osciffer!!!!!. It wasn't me!!!!!.

Damn you Shaggy "Just say it wasn't you". It never worked :( . At least they have the internet in jail :rolleyes: . Not long till I get out my cell now :( .
 
I cannot stand the word 'moist' or the word 'flange'

I do however love the word 'straddle' and I enjoy the words 'bonk' and 'balderdash'.

I love words, and am a fan of onomatopoeias in particular :D
 
Discharge is a word that is a bit 'uncomfortable', phonetically speaking.

I have a friend who prefers the term quim. She's weird though...

*n
 
Gaffer said:
The C word is good. My wife and I take care to use it loudly. Particularly when arguing about trivialities.

Andrew
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LOL - domestics! Best time ever was in Marks and Sparks when she put my Crispy Fried Duck back on the shelf after grumpling it was £13. My reaction was to say to her, "Why you being such a proper C.........TTTTTTTT?" Really emphasised the T! There must have been about 15 people within 10 yards who heard it, and the look on peoples faces...Although, I was OWNED in that particular scenarion as she just turned round, called me a ****er, flashed the middle finger and walked off with the kids. I just remember this middle aged geeza giving me a smug 'owned' look!

Its my favourite word aswell, and if I dont use it 20 times a day then its been a bad day. Emphasise the T when you say it and there is no better versatile word in the English language! :)
 
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