I’ve heard many people get weirded out by the word moist. For me the word “breasts” I can’t stand. Just say boobs!
Irk.
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The word “moist” is a irksome word for me.
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Can I ask what type of things spring to mind when you hear the word moist? To me it would be like a spring morning when everything is wet. I dont understand why people get freaked out with it, I was think it might be to do with word associations.
Personally I hate the name “snickerdoodle” given to some biscuits, or cookies I guess for our USA people. To me it just sounds so stupid.
“INNIT” . Usually said by a 20 something with can of strong lager in his hand and his cap on backwards.
words don’t irk me, but the sound of chalk or a sharpie screeching really irks me
Words with sexual connotations like orgasm and masturbation and vagina (YUK!!!)
My favourite word in English language is RELAX 
@EarthChild Yeah “pussy” is just as bad - cos its always used here in uk, in a dis-respectful manner. Vagina yeah too.
Ive always referred to them as Lady Gardens lol.
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“Knock it off” bothers me.
I hate it when people say “irregardless”.
Hate it.
I’m not the biggest fan of some of the words for females like when they are called chicks or birds.
Nor am I a fan of some of the words for vagina such as pussy it just sounds so trashy
Hierarchical - I always trip over it in conversation.
I use the word “tits” myself.
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Lol tits is another irk word for me
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When people say onomatopoeia with an annoying flourish
Usually women use the word “boobs” and men use the word “tits” but hey, whatever floats one’s boat.
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Have you ever had a snickerdoodle? It would change your mind
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I have no doubt it tastes good. If I ever head to USA I will definitely have one.
Deffo ”delusional”