Words

It mostly drives me crazy when I hear it on TV.
I can't think of any examples right now though.

My brother used to mock this trend when he worked in a university registrar's office & say he had to registrationize people I love that one!

It bugs me when people say:

'X-specially' instead of 'especially'

'weary' intead of 'leery' or 'wary'
(weary is to be tired; leery/wary is to be suspcious of something).

How about irregardless! That's not a word! My cousin also always says 'in reference to it' at the end of a lot of his sentences.

Maybe I should AKS him to stop!!!

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Posted by Kel

It bugs me when people say:

'X-specially' instead of 'especially'

'weary' intead of 'leery' or 'wary'
(weary is to be tired; leery/wary is to be suspcious of something).

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I have heard this a lot lately. So annoying!

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Posted by Kel

It bugs me when people say:

'X-specially' instead of 'especially'

'weary' intead of 'leery' or 'wary'
(weary is to be tired; leery/wary is to be suspcious of something).

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I once ended a relationship partly over his use of the word X-specially. Come on, your an actor shouldn't you know how to say especially!!!!!!!

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Posted by Blu-ize

Maybe I should AKS him to stop!!!

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OMG yes!!! That's another one!!

'aks' instead of 'ask'

my mom always says
'Calmforter' and 'Salphmore' instead of comforter and sophmore ... drives me batty!

my mom always adds an 'r' to words like...

TOIRLET

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Posted by palebride

ooooh - and mute instead of moot

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That's a good one!!!

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Posted by Kel

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Posted by Blu-ize

Maybe I should AKS him to stop!!!

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OMG yes!!! That's another one!!

'aks' instead of 'ask'

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I was just goign to post this one! That drive me insane, as does 'yous'.

I just LOVE when a waitress says, 'Can I aks yous what yous want for dinner?'

ARGH!!!

im guilty of saying 'axe' isntead of ask.
lolol

or...when you're at a store and the cashier says 'can i help who's next?'

it doesn't make any sense!!!!!

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Posted by palebride

or...when you're at a store and the cashier says 'can i help who's next?'

it doesn't make any sense!!!!!

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YES!!! That's a good one!

'disorientated' instead of disoriented

My boss starts many a sentence with the phrase 'Also, too' that one really makes no sense to me!!

OMG, my former colleague ALWAYS used to use 'conducive' wrong.

She's say things like, 'it's important for your employees to have a conducive environment' or 'it's important that your employee's environment is conducive'

CONDUCIVE TO WHAT??????

irregardless. My DH's boss always says this word.

This is not a word.

The word is REGARDLESS

I hate when people say prolly! The word is probably!! I've even seen people spell it that way when they're writing. Have you ever seen that word in a book? No. That means it's not a word!