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sans
It is so fucking over used on this site. It does not make you appear smarter by using it so quit it or I'll name names.
There are a few particualr offenders who I could point out but I won't.......................... yet.
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sans les noms de plume, cette remarke est stupide.
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ll n'est pas nécessaire d'employer des mots français quand il y a un équivalent anglais!
but sometimes they sound cooler, peaches! non?
without
It's too pretentious!
But maybe it's just because 'sans' is just a normal word when you speak French.
French people don't just add random english words into a sentence, only words that have no french translation.
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incentivise.
not a real word.
incentive/directive/expletive/corrective/digestive.
if you can't have directivise, expletivise, corretivise or digestivise then you can't have incentivise. correct english is ''provide and incentive'' or alternatively ''encourage''
bullshit made up execu-speak word that is now being added to on-line 'dictionaries'
aw, that really hurts
actually, nah...it's been shitting me too of late
''impact'' as a non-phrasal verb. just bothers me.
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Brits say 'naff' when something is shit.
I think naff is naff.
But the Brits are also fond of saying ''grim'' when something is, well, grim.
Quite like that.
I think naff is naff.
And they also say, ''pants'' which I can never remember if that means good or bad.
Naff is closer to lame in meaning than shit
Unless you're telling someone to naff off
Pants = poor, rubbish (Pants more often as an abbreviation of underpants rather than referring to trousers)
''inbox me''
''standard''
''Jerk''
Fuck off with ya Seppo wankerisms ya fuckin poofter cunts.
Yeah 'jerk' always struck me as Yankee.
I hope I am never friends with anyone who ever says this shit. Unless it's sarcastic.
''gifting''. As in ''consider gifting your loved one diamonds for Christmas''
''AMAZEBALLS'' - I fucking hate people that use this 'word'.
The use of the term ''space'' as a venue/gallery/location-for-mutual-masturbation has always shat me. I think it must be the frustrated artist inside me.
GET OUT, FRUSTRATED ARTIST!
I immediately judge you when you use this. See also: epic, win, fail, much.
Fo Shizzle J Bizzle!
Ahh ha haha! JBIZ, would that annoy you if I called you that?
I JUST thought of that then. Genius!
Pro-active. Used to cop that one a lot in my performance reviews at my last job, as in 'You need to be more ......' FUCK OFF!! I'll be more PRO-ACTIVE when you give me something interesting enough to be fucking PRO-ACTIVE about!
Aaah, that feels better. F'ckn corporate jizz speak.
'Myself' when people really mean 'me'.
'Utilise' when people really mean 'use'.
The phrase ''in terms of'' when used as a means to lengthen sentences.
I hear ''Naff'' has it's aetiology in gay communities in the 80s. It was originally an abbreviation - ''Not Available For Fucking''
Anyway, I came here today to request that the phrase ''Baby Bump'' be stricken from the lexicon. ''Baby Daddy'' and ''Baby Mama'' can fuck off to a particularly fiery enclave of word hell too.
''healthful''. Isn't ''healthy'' good enough?
When people refer to dark storm-clouds as 'ominous'.