words i dislike

[Dorvid Barnas]

When used to describe anything sexual, the noun or verb form of the word "play". 
Gross.

[Tyrannosaurus Rocks]

Totally, when used to get me to do something that I could not do partially. i.e. "You should totally come to the party this saturday", as though I'd only send my left arm and my nose, and hope things worked out for the best.

[Sarah]

There are many things I'd like to be able to do partially at most, going to parties among them.

[GetOffMyBone]

I hate eating synonyms such as "dig in" or "chow down". It is repulsive.

[Cori]

The word morsel is horrible.  Want to make chocolate chip cookies?  You may be forced into purchasing a bag of "chocolate chip morsels."  Ugh. 

[awww damn]

morsel is pretty bad.

the words 'dumpling' and 'brouhaha' make me cringe

[paul]

i had something ive been wanting to add to this for weeks and i cant think of it now. gaaaah.

[Amplituden]

When used to describe anything sexual, the noun or verb form of the word "play". 
Gross.

I couldn't agree more, that is super creepy. 

[John Junk]

I know someone who says "hoo-ha" a lot and it makes my skin crawl.  As in: "Yeah, when you go to the movies you've gotta get your popcorn and your soda and all that other hoo-ha."  Or, "I hate that philosopher and all his deconstructionist hoo-ha."  Shut up!

[Omar]

I know someone who says "hoo-ha" a lot and it makes my skin crawl.  As in: "Yeah, when you go to the movies you've gotta get your popcorn and your soda and all that other hoo-ha."  Or, "I hate that philosopher and all his deconstructionist hoo-ha."  Shut up!

Is he blind?

[buffcoat]

That's more "hoo-AH," right?

[John Junk]

It's a she and she's not blind.  Was that a joke?  I didn't get it.  I also didn't get the buffcoat hoo-AH thing.  Is that a joke?  Or a real question?  It's very Hoo - Ha and not Hoo-Ah, nor is it hooey (though I suppose it's related).

[Omar]

It's a she and she's not blind.  Was that a joke?  I didn't get it.  I also didn't get the buffcoat hoo-AH thing.  Is that a joke?  Or a real question?  It's very Hoo - Ha and not Hoo-Ah, nor is it hooey (though I suppose it's related).

Al Pacino plays a blind dude who constantly says "hoo-Ah" in Scent of a Woman.  Buffcoat was right about the "hoo-ha"/"hoo-ah" distinction, but my original quip is still hilarious.

[Sarah]

I got it, Omar, and it caused me to roll on the floor laughing my ass off, Omar.

[Omar]

I got it, Omar, and it caused me to roll on the floor laughing my ass off, Omar.

Thanks!