jack.chaney56 mentioned that his favourite word was "Just" as in, "it just works" which often hides a massive amount of work done by others to make it happen for you.
My favourite is "Simply" which comes up in our requirements statements. e.g. "It simply needs to guide the rocket and land on the asteroid". We find it used most when the person writing the request has no idea at all about what needs to be done.
DAB wrote:
Yes, when it comes to words, the one that always alerts me is "it will be easy" or "its just a couple of lines of code".
At one place I worked, we were fond of the acronym SAMP: "Simply A Matter of Programming". Of course, SAMP might entail 10K lines of code, but at least you didn't need a hardware change 
Ha! 
"Just" was a danger word when my old boss used it. If he said "Can you just..." or "It just needs..." or "If you could just..." you knew it was going to be a bad one! It was his attempt to placate you and suggest that the job was something and nothing before he quietly mentioned that the control box you "just" needed to access was actually 150 feet up on the side of a building, and on the other side of the country.
