No problems with Yummy. The word I do have a problem with is Awesome! It seems to have become the most overused word recently, especially amongst Americans. There are only a few things that I could reasonably use that adjective to describe, as awe is something only great and inspiring things or events could induce, for instance viewing the Grand Canyon!

Nope, I think it’s a socially acceptable word regardless of gender. Although I have no particular preference I know people that hate the word “moist”

Doesn't make my skin crawl, but I get it. No, the main ones that bother me are: irony/ironic, literally, and sexy.

Not yummy, but I know lots of people dislike the word moist.

My uncomfortable trigger word is cluster

I have no problem with it.

The word "moist." ((shudders))

" Yummy ! A moist cluster fuck. Yum yum, my favourite words in one delish sentence. "

The words use in Young Frankenstein is classic I’m not bothered nor do I use it... dated a girl for 3 years that was militantly opposed. Personally I don’t care, simply not on my radar... but she explained her opposition to this linguistic jewel on our first date... going forward I’m taking it as a red flag.

Yikes. I've always said that. And your mother wears army boots.

Our culture has become Infantilized by consumerism and television!

My bothersome thing to hear is "he is the bomb but has a short fuse". Excuse me I am going to go vomit and cry.

Worse than yummy? Nummy. Where did that come from? Actually, "worse than yummy" is a great name for something, don't you think? a novel? a film? a band? Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for "Worse Than Yummy!"

i did once have a group of women introduce themselves as the yummie mummies what the actual flying fck

Worse is the Australianism, 'yummo' (gags).

i prefer larrupin

Yum yum.....

Yummy doesn't bother me, but I don't hear it very often.

Yes. Men shouldnt use the word yummy. Its for kids

bit like this 'cool' thing, to me if somethings 'cool' it's plain cold!

Yummy.

Nope. Nothing.

I agree and it does sound a bit childish. Perhaps it began with cooking shows like Rachel Ray...remember "Yum-O"? Maybe folks are too lazy about language to dig up words like savory, succulent and tantalizing to describe the food. The other possible explanation is they don't have the vocabulary.

I don't often hear the word "yummy". I do, however, know someone who consistently calls an app an "ab", as in I just downloaded a new "ab" or my new phone has a lot of "abs". I don't know why, but it drives me nuts when he says things like this.

Sounds yummy to me!

It is assuredly not just you. I can't stand all those words ending in 'ummy,' either. Also, when people refer to an objectionable concept as 'icky' or 'gross.'. Let's use adult words, thanks.

Everyone has something that bothers them. As long as this is not expected to bother everyone or pushed on everyone that is fine. I also feel swear words are a bunch of BS.