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What is your "Word"?

indubitably i say that quite often, yodel is used instead of hi or hello a lot too.

and stuff like "what the fuzz" or "thats fuzzy" - partially a inside joke, and partially taken from the old Disney show "pepper ann" 😛
 
I'll expand...

"Uh, what the hell"
"Holy sockpuppet in a sausage factory!"
when someone asks me something
"I would, but I don't want to"
 
Word to ya mutha.

Sorry, I was channeling Vanilla Ice there for a bit.

I tend to use "lovely" a lot, usually followed by lots of cursing. As in..."oh lovely, this #@#$#$!!! server just crashed again!". Sometimes I substitute beautiful.

I use bloody hell a lot. I think that comes from watching too much Monty Python and other British comedy. I think Family Guy is rubbing off on me, as I find myself saying "What the Duece?" a lot.
 
I have a few that I have been using a lot lately:
nap (no)
maybaps (maybe)
lollerskates (lol)
mouff (sigh)
sick nasty (cool, sick, awesome)
sweet cheeks (sweet)

That's it for now, but there are more and I might add later.
 
Oi! I said this (more of a scream actually) to my mother last week when we were at Costco and I was sitting down, very ready to eat, and I saw with my food about 40 feet away talking to some person she had never met before trying to sell her stuff from a catalog company. There were three little kids standing right next to my table and they jumped like none other.😀 I did manage to laugh about that aspect of it all with my mum a few minutes later though. All's well that ends well.🙂
 
I don't think Damn counts as cuss word especially if you draw it out like Chris Tucker in Friday. "Daaaaaaammmmmnnnnn!!!!" I'm pretty fond of Hell too, especially with all of it's derivatives, "Hellfire!, What the Hell?, Oh Hell No!..." But, the phrase I've been using most lately is "That's So Wrong..."

I had a frat brother in college who always said, "F*#@ me gently with a chainsaw!" It was hysterical the way he would use it. "Well, F$@* me gently with a chainsaw, the cafeteria has hamburger steak today!" 😀

What's so funny about catch phrases or vernacular is how it changes over time and depending on who you are around. A friend of mine and I once talked about how you pick up the words and ways things are said from the people around you. We started making up new stuff and using it just to see if it would catch on with others. Sometimes it actually did. We're such silly creatures. 🙂
 
Umm.. not a word, so to speak. More like a whole bunch of grunts followed but a short expression. Now without trying I can most definitely guarantee you MR won't print them. 😀😀
 
I use affirmative and negative in this weird accent my teachers hate it😀 "John" are you here ME- AFFIRMATIVE thats when I use it mostly

john isnt my name🙄
 
Ah, easy. That would be "yeah" but its always enthusiastic and sounds like "gyeah!".

I don't know where I picked it up but I know it started back in middle school and to this day, I sound like a tween when I say "yeah".
 
I have a buddy that says "rot". For example:

Me: "Can you hand me th...
Him: "Rot"

It's really funny. Not sure where it came from, but it cracks me up.

I say "prish" for "I appreciate it".

and, "Are you kidding me with that?!?"
 
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