Forty of the Worst Jargon:

1. Awesome (the Grand Canyon, yes; most sandwiches, no)
2. Amazing (lightning, yes; eating grapes, no) 
3. Empower (does Oprah still think she rules the world?)
4. Embolden (where are the emboldening seminars held? Can't we just stand up for ourselves?)
5. Enrich (oh, just say "better" and be done with it)
6. Nurture (why not "cultivate" or "bring up"?)
7. Jaw-Dropping and Eyebrow-Raising (I'd get a lot of facial exercise from these activities if I followed Buzfeed's directives).
8. Out Of The Box Thinking
9. In The Weeds
10. In No Way, Shape Or Form
11. Lots Of Moving Parts
12. Actionable
13. It’s On My Radar
14. Snackable Content
15. Impactful 
16. Best Practices (why are the best? just because everyone uses them? i’d like to see “effective practices”)
17. Guerilla Marketing (targeting consumers shouldn’t be compared to warfare)
18. Viral (If people like it, great, let’s not make the success of a content sound like a disease, try “it got lots of views”)
19. SEO (not the tactic, but the use of it as jargon—let’s SEO that, as if it gets sprayed down with Google-Flavored mayonnaise)
20. Exciting
21. Think Pod
22. Curated
23. Expertly Curated
24. Well-Curated
25. Deep Dive
26. Chief Ideation Officer
27. Clickbait
28. Freemium
29. Growth Hacking
30. Advertainment
31. Gamification
32. Hard Bounce vs. Soft Bounce
33. Organic Mention
34. Game Changer
35. Strategic Partnership
36. Burning Platform
37. Abilify
38. Contextual Marketing
39. Ideation
40. Value-Added Mindshare