Words mispronounced by native speakers

There are plenty of lists on the Internet. One that particularly annoys me is people saying "bought" when they mean "brought". The word "anemone" is almost always said as "anenome".

Q. Which word in the English language is always pronounced wrongly?
A. Wrongly!

A few more heinous mispronunciations:

"grievous" pronounced "gree-vee-us"
"mischievous" pronounced "mis-chee-vee-us"

(it is said that the latter, at least, has a long history, but in modern English it sounds horribly wrong)

One of the very worst:

"nuclear" pronounced "nyoo-kyoo-lar".

suite v suit - as in bedroom suite, en suite, the penthouse suite...

I knew an American French-speaking English teacher with a master's in English who insisted bedroom "suite" was pronounced like suit.

I believe house as a verb is with a /z/; they housed the soldiers in barracks next to the wharf.

houses as a plural noun has an /s/.

I think with the influx of Spanish speakers and immigrants, who often make mistakes with the s/z sounds, we might be witnessing changes.

As for accents, the Chicago area, because of all the immigrants who went to build the E