How the Children’s Word of the Year has changed in a decade and what it means for kids
Over 6,000 children aged 6 to 14 across the UK have taken part in the annual Oxford University Press (OUP) survey – with over ...
American Dialect Society once again chooses chaos, names "rawdog" 2024 Word Of The Year
The American Dialect Society—the same august, century-old body that brought us “-ussy” as its 2022 Word Of The Year—has gone ...
‘Digital arrest’ is Gujarati Lexicon’s new ‘word of the year’
With the increase of cases of digital arrest in the state and country, the body announced “digital arrest” as the Word of the ...
Children’s slang words of the year revealed: but what do they mean?
One could be forgiven for thinking upon hearing the origins of the third most popular slang term for children that the world ...
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The economists’ word of the year
“It captures the idea of a bifurcated economy that provides financial comfort and prosperity for half (‘hemi-‘ meaning half) of its population, while the other half struggles to build wealth under the ...
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Forget Resolutions, Find Your 2025 Word Of The Year Instead
Instead, we have 30 word of the year ideas that’ll help you make more intentional choices in 2025. Usually we’re guilty of writing down a ton of goals that we abandon before the new year ends.
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Forget ‘brain rot’ and ‘Brat’ – what’s your word of the year?
What’s your word of the year? No, I don’t mean the Oxford Word of the Year 2024 (“brain rot”) or Collins’s (“Brat”), but your own personal word of the year – for 2025. Oh ...
'Reflecting our reality': 'Hostages' voted as Hebrew word of the year
"Yet, throughout the year, certain words stood out, reflecting our reality: the pain, sorrow, and anger on the one hand, and ...