“It’s all good” annoys me. As does the fashion mags’ use of the word “channeling” when someone is ‘dressing in the style of’ someone or some era. EG: “Aggy is channelling her ‘getting dressed in the dark’ side”
“i’ve got a headache”
“the floor is not a waldrobe”
“If you think your putting ‘that’ in there think again”
“have you got the number for ‘my’ solicitor”
I hate medical / nursing language. “mobilise” instead of “walk” for example.
There are too many examples to list – but the main use is either to make the person using them sound more “scientific” or to prevent teh public knowing what the proferssionals are on about.
‘reach for the low hanging fruit’…… ie – we’ve set an unattainable target but would like to suggest that, if you start at the bottom, you will reach the top……
that and any form of Three Letter Acronym – always organisation specific and, IME, always specific billocks…….