Most Abused Words

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I suppose it's the adjective -- and possibly adverb as well -- for 'chav.'

The photo below has a 'chavy' feel to it.

According to Wikipedia, a chav (pronounced /ˈtʃæv/ chav) is a stereotype of certain people in the United Kingdom. Also known as a charver in Yorkshire and North East England[1] "chavs" are said to be aggressive teenagers and young adults, of working class background, who repeatedly engage in anti-social behaviour such as street drinking, drug abuse and rowdiness, or other forms of juvenile delinquency.

For some strange reason, Chavs seem to like -- perhaps liked ... I don't keep up with what's current -- Burburry logo cloth.

Donnay shoes , Fred Perry polo shirts , virgin white trainers , mobile phones screwed to their ears , tracksuit bottoms and pit-bulls..

They also love impregnating very young girls and leave the rest of society paying for their upbringings..

 

[willpower]

Probably mentioned before:

Guesstimate

Ginormous

 

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Mega...

I hate people using the word all the time....

 

[JayJay]

Support. I cringe when I hear people using the term in reference to moral assistance.

 

[mr.orange]



Mega...

I hate people using the word all the time....

Ultra.

 

[mr.orange]



Support. I cringe when I hear people using the term in reference to moral assistance.

That's kinda mean. What would you have them say?

 

[RSS]

Most Abusive Words: "We have a no-shoes rule."

 

[Saffron Revolution]



Donnay shoes , Fred Perry polo shirts , virgin white trainers , mobile phones screwed to their ears , tracksuit bottoms and pit-bulls..

They also love impregnating very young girls and leave the rest of society paying for their upbringings..

I suppose it's the adjective -- and possibly adverb as well -- for 'chav.'

The photo below has a 'chavy' feel to it.

According to Wikipedia, a chav (pronounced /ˈtʃæv/ chav) is a stereotype of certain people in the United Kingdom. Also known as a charver in Yorkshire and North East England[1] "chavs" are said to be aggressive teenagers and young adults, of working class background, who repeatedly engage in anti-social behaviour such as street drinking, drug abuse and rowdiness, or other forms of juvenile delinquency.

For some strange reason, Chavs seem to like -- perhaps liked ... I don't keep up with what's current -- Burberry logo cloth.

 

[milecargo]



Probably mentioned before:

Guesstimate

Ginormous

Hell

 

[milecargo]



"hence"

Hence, this. Hence, that. I can't stand it

This is a great term when used properly.

 

[milecargo]



Originally Posted by Sazerac

The use of "absolutely" when "yes" would suffice.
Absolutely, I agree.

Do you consider "absolutely" an overemphasis of the term "yes"?

 

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Do you consider "absolutely" an overemphasis of the term "yes"?

Yes. Absolutely!

The definition I intended was as follows: definitely and completely; unquestionably.

 

[blahman]



Mega...

I hate people using the word all the time....

Ultra.

They would like a word with you two.

 

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The word Bug to describe someone irritating...

He is a bug,...

It is so idiotic ...

 

[MikeDT]

For me it has to be 'prolly', as used by illiterates for 'probably'. e.g. This is prolly the most abused word.