It took about 70 years for the first edition of the Oxford English Dictionary to be completed. Conceived in 1857, the project ...

One example of using Oxford's Word of the Year is, 'This post saying Kolkata has no good food is obvious rage bait' ...

Agentic automation (more commonly known ‘vibe coding’) has certainly been booming in popularity, beyond even just the developer space, with Collins Dictionary calling it the word of the year and even ...

Everything is very stupid right now. Like, historically idiotic. Fighting back is easier—and more enjoyable—than you might ...

The rapid evolution of maplewashing, itself, is a case in point for why a new Canadian dictionary is long overdue. The new ...

If you're worried about the health of your feet, this may make you feel differently about how you move around your house.

There is a small but noticeable trend of parents using weapons-inspired ― and, more broadly, aggressive ― names for their ...

Most of us have at least one 'stiffrump' in our lives: 18th-century speak for a stubborn grouch. While every office has a ...

Adapted from Andy West’s memoir The Life Inside, the drama follows a philosopher who begins teaching a class of men in prison ...

New year, new list of obnoxious slang terms proliferating society — from mind-numbing rap song catch phrases to good words ...

Australians love a nickname, and certain jobs are no exceptions. So whether you’re a journo, brickie, shrink or cop, there’s ...

Language moves quickly across every generation. However, the words that Gen Z is using, whether because of TikTok or group chats, have pushed language change into overdrive. A lot of these words are ...