Whenever I hear this I think either, “Ew,” or, “Yer in big trouble.”

I could scream at a toilet right now, that’s how tired I am of this word. Ffff. 2 weeks ago

I have nothing against skunks themselves, really, just when they’re near the road and spray or when someone hits one and the body is left on the road for days. Not that I blame anyone for NOT going to scoop it—I wouldn’t even DRIVE near it if I could avoid it.

Otherwise… skunks are kinda cute, in a way, y’think?

Skunk (noun)
a small North American mammal, Mephitis mephitis, of the weasel family, having a black coat with a white, V -shaped stripe on the back, and ejecting a fetid odor when alarmed or attacked

Use it in a sentence:
Driving down the road and seeing the carcass in front of the car made the smell of skunk that much more rancid and disgusting. 15 months ago

41, yuck
42. yolk
43. unctuous 15 months ago

38. mollusk
39. ass
40. fulcrum 15 months ago

And sadly not because of the creature it represents.

Troll (noun/verb, depending on use)
the act or an instance of trolling; a person who submits deliberately inflammatory articles to an internet discussion

Use it in a sentence:
“A troll by any other name is still a douche-bag.” – B. 16 months ago

31. bludgeon
32. bloody
33. indoctrinate
34. hummis
35. horrid
36. blunt
37. ignorance 16 months ago

22. fuddle
23. binge
24. snit
25. futile
26. dredge
27. less
28. finality
29. lumbering
30. constipate 16 months ago

17. morbid
18. mush
19. mole
20. malace
21. muck 16 months ago

12. bung
13. pox
14. dung
15. stigma
16. gruel 17 months ago

Or any other variation of the word.

Vomit (noun/verb, depending on use)
to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth; regurgitate; throw up; the matter ejected in vomiting

Use it in a sentence:
The sight and or smell of vomit, not to mention the thought, make me feel the urge to purge my own stomach (it’s just that nasty, dude).

Also, I was very tempted to find a picture to put up with this, but then I thought better of it. 18 months ago

tor·por [ táwrpər ] 1.lack of energy: lack of mental or physical energy
2.dormancy: the dormant state of an animal
3.numbness: absence of the ability to move or feel

Not a word I plan to use in a conversation and dislike seeing in print now that I know the definition. 18 months ago

For TechKat, and especially for reminding me of this word. Now that I’m reminded of it, it just sounds… uhm, ew?

Latrine (noun)
a toilet or something used as a toilet, as a trench in the earth in a camp, or bivouac area

Use it in a sentence:
Debbie had been given latrine duty at the campground that evening, and just the thought of it made her nose wrinkle in disgust. 19 months ago

I only dislike this because I could never pronounce it right. Still don’t, honestly. At least, not when I think it. I try to avoid saying the word out loud and so, then, I also avoid correction. Now if in about seven months you ask me what month it is, I may feign ignorance or stupidity.

February (noun)
the second month of the year, ordinarily containing 28 days, but containing 29 days in leap years

Use it in a sentence:
I suck at pronouncing February. 21 months ago

I’m guilty of the same, but I just hate this word, simply because it’s used to much anymore. Sure, I do it too, but all. The. Time.

D:

Like (various forms)
corresponding or agreeing in general or in some noticeable respect; similar; analogous: drawing, painting, and like arts

Use it in a sentence:
He was always, like, like that with his brother.

Dunno what to do for a sentence on this one. Tried to think of an example using it the way it pissed me off. xD; 22 months ago