Some words and phrases are commonly misused or misspelled, known as eggcorns, such as "curve your enthusiasm" instead of "curb," "escape goat" instead of "scapegoat," and "biting my time" instead of "biding my time." Other common mistakes include using "irregardless" instead of "regardless," "should/could/would of" instead of "have," and "deep-seeded" instead of "deep-seated." Additionally, some popular phrases are often said incorrectly, such as "hunger pains" instead of "pangs," "prostrate cancer" instead of "prostate cancer," and "first-come, first-served" instead of "first-come, first-served." It is important to use the correct words and phrases, as even people with large vocabularies can make mistakes, such as using "skim" instead of "scan," "proceed" instead of "precede," and "off your own bat" instead of "off your own back." Other commonly confused words and phrases include "go-getter" instead of "goal-getter," "Alzheimer's disease" instead of "Old man's disease,"