16 people share the one rage-inducing mispronunciation that they can't let slide.

'Anyways,' 'labtop,' 'EXpresso,' 'lie-berry'--we all have on common mispronunciation that spins us into a unnecessarily petty blackout of anger...

So, when a Reddit user asked, 'What's a mispronunciation that sends you into fits of rage?' people were ready to share their worst speech-related pet peeves.

1.

I try not to get worked up about mispronunciations, but I had a manager who said “per batim” instead of verbatim, and I winced every time she said it. - AngkorLolWat

2.

My boyfriend doesn’t pronounce the first r in “frustrated.” He sounds like a child and it’s…well, frustrating. - crazycatguy23

3.

“Acid reflex” - alcohoelly

4.

My wife says 'mannerism' like aneurysm and I think she's going to cause me to have one - jacked_archivist

5.

Marine Corps pronounced as 'corpse.' Used to work in a place that dealt with a lot of veterans and I had a coworker that could not say the word correctly, drove me batty. - thebabes2

6.

“Take it for granite” - EatMyShorts23

7.

“For all intensive purposes” - Ambitious_End5038

8.

When people say 'weary' instead of 'wary.' 'I'm generally weary of strangers.' I'm growing mighty weary of you - Bowman_van_Oort

9.

It's wreak havoc, not wreck. - Safe_Cup5012

10.

I work in a hotel. The number of people that refer to adjoining rooms (meaning to have the connecting door between them) as “cajoined” (not conjoined which is still wrong but still less wrong) makes me want to rage punch them. Call them adjoining. Call them connecting. Call them adjacent even. But cajoined is not a goddamn word. - heyderhoneydew

12.

My mom cannot pronounce chipotle. She says “chip-ol-tee” - absurdbrain

13.

My one boss will type 'another words' in emails - jzmack

14.

I went on one date with a fellow who said the 'Sixteenth Chapel.' He took me to a 'Thigh' restaurant. - LabGroundbreaking927

15.

My co-worker keeps saying 'Ask-rix' instead of 'asterisk'. It drives me insane. - MLaw2008

16.

I had a boss once who would always call it a “physical year”. It took me longer than I care to admit to realize that she actually meant “fiscal year”. It’s amazing how much more sense my job made after that lol… - Then_Jury_1336