If you dislike workplace jargon but find yourself using it anyways, you’re not alone.

A recent survey by American Express found that 88% of respondents said they use jargon without understanding it, and 64% reported using words and terms like this “multiple times” weekly.

Curious, I polled my LinkedIN network about the words or phrases they wish they could eliminate from the workplace. Based on their responses, here is the 2017 Workplace Jargon blacklist:

1. Line of sight
2. Core competencies
3. Drinking the kool-aid
4. Move the needle
5. Good to great
6. Follow through
7. Happy path
8. Don’t recreate the wheel
9. Streamline the process
10. Touch base offline
11. Paradigm shift
12. Drilling down
13. Hit the ground running
14. Boil the ocean
15. Mitigate the risk
16. At the end of the day
17. Let me reach out to you
18. Let’s circle back on that
19. Ducks in a row
20. Blue sky thinking
21. Deeper dive
22. Scale/scalable
23. Bleeding edge
24. Let’s parking lot that
25. Teachable moment
26. Eye on the prize
27. Sanity check
28. Plan your work, work your plan
29. Checkup from the neck up
30. As of yesterday
31. Create shared understanding
32. Create middle ground
33. Revenue reciprocation
34. Safeguard business interests
35. Temperature check
36. Let’s recalibrate
37. Lean operation
38. Moving forward
39. Business as usual
40. It is what it is
41. Slow down to speed up
42. Bubble up
43. Close the loop
44. Pain point
45. Touch base
46. Happy medium
47. Ping me
48. Fluid situation
49. Swim lanes
50. Tiger teams