Most overused words you hate/can think of

[arjuna]

Here in the uk people use the word "baltic" to mean cold. It gets annoying. They also have a tendency to use the expression "fair enough" that also gets rather tiring.

 

[Requiescat]

Another I can think of is "addicting". I do find that very annoying.

 

[Zaki]

I don't care for "bae" or "yass"

 

[very_shy]

The word and concept of "Selfie".

This! And some other phrases, stuff:

- "It will be better" (yeah, right)
- "See you", "I will call you" (only if I need you)
- "Economic crisis" (daily menu since 2007)
- "Common sense" (follow like the sheep)
- "A better future" (which never comes, I want a better today, man)

 

[GhastlyCC]

Hipster.

I hear people using it incorrectly all the time.
People seem to just kind of use it as a word for anything that they don't like or understand.

 

[Pacific_Loner]

People who starts their sentence with "listen"

And in French, people who uses the word "particulier" (particular) or "special" to talk about something they find weird and/or dislike, but don't want to appear close-minded.

 

[toowilling]

These days, the word "Sorry" seems to be overused by the people around me.

 

[kihira]

And in French, people who uses the word "particulier" (particular) or "special" to talk about something they find weird and/or dislike, but don't want to appear close-minded.

"That's different" would be the equivalent here

 

[kilojoule]

marmalade

haberdashery

 

[Sourgirl]

"literally", girls (and probably guys) say it all the time! so annoying!:kickingmyself:mg:

 

[Courtney27S]

"The end is near" and also "bae" are frustrating. If someone ever calls me bae, they will immediately lose my interest.

 

[Crankor]

It really annoys me when someone starts a sentence with the word "actually"