Style expert and celebrity stylist Mary Alice Stephenson’s least favorite fashion word is “genius.” Her favorite? “Yummy” and, um, “Fagelicious.” We’d like to hear more of that on the red carpet please!

Andrea Linett, Lucky’s Creative Director, would like to put the kibosh on “Diva (as in denim diva),” “coloration (or color way),” “fabrication,” and “vixen.”

TODAY show Style Editor Bobbie Thomas chimed in over twitter that she’d like to add “I die” and “soo cute” to the kill list. Thanks Rachel Zoe.

Hilary Moss, Style Editor at The Huffington Post, says, “I HATE it when people say they have a passion for fashion. Instant gagging-slash-thoughts of Dr. Seuss. I also really, really cannot tolerate the phrase “is the new.” It’s overused and unimaginative.” She hates it this much.

Elle.com‘s Style News Editor Britt Aboutaleb (and former Fashionista) thinks “CHIC is the WORST word EVER. It needs to die. Seriously.” She also “loathes the word fierce,” and says, “unless it’s on an episode of Absolutely Fabulous, I hate the world fabulous.”

Jen Mankins, owner of Brooklyn’s awesome Bird boutiques has got issues with “onesie.” “Just say jumpsuit or even romper, but onesie should be strictly reserved for discussing baby clothes,” she says.

Izzy Grinspan, editor of Racked NY has a few good ones: “Well, ‘fierce,’ of course. And I loathe ‘gypset,’ as in ‘jet-setting gypsy.’ Not only is it awkward, but come on — there is NO SUCH THING as a jet-setting gypsy. Total oxymoron.” True story.

We’ll end with Piper Weiss, Senior Features Editor at Yahoo’s Shine, not to mention the creator of one of our personal faves, My Mom, The Style Icon. Her list? “Savvy, maven, icon, fierce, and clean lines is BS too.” She’s also got a bone to pick over hearing about how “crazy” fashion week is. “On a scale of 1 to 10 of crazy, I’d put nuclear war slash apocalypse at a 10, a city wide 24 hour blackout or a natural disaster at an 8, maybe even a triple shift at a Starbucks in Grand Central Station at a 4, and fashion week comes in at a 2.5,” she says.

Which are your least favorite fashion words?