The most horriblest word in foreverdom

[Marc Joan]

'Ruggedisation'. Somebody said this to me today, intending to describe the process of making a piece of machinery more robust.

 

[Richard Turner]

Don't get me going on portmanteau words and the like! There is so much ugly language out there.

 

[Jay Aitch]

I think the word "were" is an abomination.

 

[AliG]

Are we not pickyising the issue?

 

[Katie-Ellen]

Il Matrimonio says 'ombusdman', though it's not English, daughter says the word 'suckle' makes her sick. The 'u' sound in general ain't my favourite.

 

[Marc Joan]

Il Matrimonio says 'ombusdman', though it's not English, daughter says the word 'suckle' makes her sick. The 'u' sound in general ain't my favourite.

You seem a little rumbunctious today

 

[Katie-Ellen]

Perhaps, though not vituperative.

 

[Bluma Bezbroda]

You may laugh, but "monies". I mean, WTF, it looks like a misspelling I might have committed

 

[Jay Aitch]

Moreish. AAAAARGHHHHHHHHH

 

[Paul Whybrow]

Moreish. AAAAARGHHHHHHHHH

Othello might not agree with you—oh, no—he was Moorish!

 

[Paul Whybrow]

I hate the recent doublespeak word 'Mis-spoke'.

This is usually used by politicians as a way of half-apologising for a downright lie they've told!

 

[Jay Aitch]

Post-Truth. Or as we human beings say: lies