"Boo boo", often used to mean a cut or graze on American kids YouTube videos.
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Crowing "good jaaaahhhhb" when a child does something.
Adding "right?" to the end of sentences.
"We all love our Saturday morning lie-ins, right?"
So unnecessary and it becomes a verbal tick. Incredibly irritating.
"We all love our Saturday morning lie-ins, right?"
So unnecessary and it becomes a verbal tick. Incredibly irritating.
"X is / isn't a thing"
_____gate whenever something happens that doesn't even remotely resemble Watergate.
The fast food chain In-n-Out in the USA has a name that sounds like what's about to happen to the food.“oh that tea went right through me!”
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"It speaks to (blank)."
"Salad dodger" - you can be very fat and eat salads, or thin and rarely eat them (many people who are overweight like salads but put things like highly calorific dressings on them)
Referring to diabetes as "beetus" or anything high in sugar as a "beetus bomb." Sugar doesn't cause diabetes.
Any review of perfumes, body products, etc. on US-based sites will invariably contain someone saying "it smells like a Jolly Rancher candy!" if the scent is even vaguely fruity, especially if it's watermelon. Not everything in the world smells like Jolly Rancher! (My American fiancé says people automatically think of that because Jolly Ranchers have a strong smell, but still, I think it's silly)
Referring to diabetes as "beetus" or anything high in sugar as a "beetus bomb." Sugar doesn't cause diabetes.
Any review of perfumes, body products, etc. on US-based sites will invariably contain someone saying "it smells like a Jolly Rancher candy!" if the scent is even vaguely fruity, especially if it's watermelon. Not everything in the world smells like Jolly Rancher! (My American fiancé says people automatically think of that because Jolly Ranchers have a strong smell, but still, I think it's silly)
'Problematic' - if you have an actual reason why you think I shouldn't support someone then tell me that reason and I will decide for myself if I want to support them or not, don't just say they're 'problematic' and assume that will be enough.
Wifey
Bro's
Bro's
When men use the word lush 
makes my bum fizz
makes my bum fizz
Noticed this more recently. When people refer to inanimate objects as “she.” Usually influencers revealing some big gifted thing. Or a renovated part of their house. Or some craft they’ve made. “Here she is! Isn’t she a beaut?”
Aye! "She had the baby? Thought she wasn't better til Junesome oldies also say “when’s she better?” - they’re not ill
"Heard this one today for the first time but when ppl refer to there so as boo thang 
The word Bae.
“What is for you, won’t go past you” 
And
“Back in the day”
And
“Back in the day”
Dude - it only sounds good in an American accent, yes I'm talking to you Owen from Wales, Luke from Newcastle and Dave from Bristol.
And also GUYS
"I mean ..." before every bloody sentence! Drives me mad.
"Preggy" or "preggo" for pregnant
Being called "mate" - no; I have a name - use it!
"Cheers" at the end of an email - so unprofessional
"Preggy" or "preggo" for pregnant
Being called "mate" - no; I have a name - use it!
"Cheers" at the end of an email - so unprofessional
I used to have a workmate that called everyone mate. So annoying."I mean ..." before every bloody sentence! Drives me mad.
"Preggy" or "preggo" for pregnant
Being called "mate" - no; I have a name - use it!
"Cheers" at the end of an email - so unprofessional
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