"Horror" and "Water."

("Hor-er" and "woo-tur")

Agate. Apparently I pronounce it the British way rather than the American way because I had read the word many times while never having heard it spoken aloud.

I used to pronounce "adjacent" as adjuhsent.

I pronounce dragon as dragòn, if you know what I mean.

Buttons. I don’t say but-ins, I pronounce it like but-tons. Idk why I didn’t do the lazy American thing with that word but I didn’t.

Tet-nus

Most of them. I have that good ol autism speech pattern

I pronounce "beautiful" as "be-ee-ah-ou-tee-ful" like it's 6 syllables.

A long time ago I heard a radio (I'm old) caller saying they pronounced it that way to help them spell it, and i got infected. I never had an issue spelling it, it's just so interesting that I can't help myself.

escape for me, I tend to say it differently every time I say it. No idea why

I say the word pecan differently depending on what I'm talking about. If it's just the pecan itself I say it like pea-con. If it's a pecan pie I say it pea-can. Not sure why. I also live in a place with a bunch of pecan orchards so the word comes up fairly frequently.

So I just realized a few years ago that “join” is one syllable like “coin.” Should make sense, right?

I’d always pronounced it “joy-in.” I still have to consciously change my pronunciation to say it right.

I also learned a couple months ago that I trill the ‘r’ in “three.” I don’t really know how to make the “thr” sound without a slight trill. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I pronounce milk like melk. Is it wrong, definitely but I’m not gonna change it at this point