But there are some things which are just maddeningly wrong, up with which we should not put:

supposably – There is no such thing.  Go ahead, look it up.

basically - Let’s just all agree never to use the word again.  It adds no value.  You would be better off saying “ummm” and at least conveying your lack of certainty more clearly.

infer - Pleeeeeez stop using this word if you aren’t sure you’re using it properly.  Just use “imply” – it’s almost certainly what you mean anyway.

literally - Ugh.  Most of the time, you mean precisely the opposite when you use this word.  Just stop it before I literally gouge your voice box out with a garden trowel.

irregardless - the textbook definition of this word is “rusty nail across a chalkboard.”

to give 110% – If you are math-challenged and find yourself using this phrase uncontrollably, follow this advice: stick a loaded gun into your mouth and keep pulling the trigger until the issue is resolved.  We’ll all thank you.

There.  I feel much better now.