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Word of the Day: MegalopsychiaWord of the Day: Megalopsychia resonates because it describes a form of greatness that feels ethical, disciplined and deeply human. It repr...- Why is everyone saying ‘You the Birthday’? The bizarre Gen Z slang phrase confusing millennials may secretly be the internet’s funniest insult yetThe phrase sounds grammatically off, makes little sense without context and yet continues to flood comment sections across the internet. Bu...
- The Dark Knight’s most iconic line was improvised and Christopher Nolan still thinks about itA famous line from The Dark Knight, 'You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain,' was actually written b...
- Word of the Day: DissingLanguage evolves with new slang like 'dissing'. This term means showing disrespect through words or actions. It gained popularity through h...
- Word of the day: YeetlordToday's word of the day: Yeetlord is a humorous internet slang term describing someone who throws things or makes bold decisions with caref...
- Word of the Day: GobsmackedGobsmacked means being completely astonished, amazed, or shocked. It is stronger than ordinary surprise, featuring disbelief or being taken...
- Word of the day: Spondulicks"Spondulicks," an old-fashioned slang term from the 19th century, humorously refers to money or funds. While rarely used in modern Canadian...
- Word of the day: SockerooSockeroo Meaning: Sockeroo is a vibrant American slang word for a big success. It describes impressive achievements and smash hits. This wo...
- Word of the day : NincompoopNincompoop is a very old English word that has been used since the 17th century. It appeared in early dictionaries, plays, and slang speech...
- Word of the day: AuraAura meaning: The word 'aura' has a rich history, once meaning air or breath. Today, it describes a person's unique vibe or presence. Gen Z...
- Skibidi officially joins the Cambridge dictionary and people think it’s ridiculousThe Cambridge Dictionary has added over 6,000 new words, including the viral slang term "skibidi," popularized by the Skibidi Toilet YouTub...
- Decoding Gen Z: 7 trending words you should know nowWelcome to the world of Gen Z lingo — quirky, bold, and full of vibes. If you’ve ever felt confused by what teens say online, this is your ...
- NYT Connections Hints June 15: Answers, categories, puzzle difficulty level revealed for today’s challenge #735Whether you're a regular or a new entrant to the Connections puzzle, each day presents a fresh opportunity to sharpen your word-associating...
- Delulu, pookie, skibidi and more: The A to Z glossary of Gen Z and how millennials know itExplore the engaging world of Gen Z terminology to bridge the generation gap. Kanika Saxena provides an A-Z guide, highlighting the unique ...
- NYT Connections hints and answers for March 27, 2025 (#648) – Full puzzle breakdown, clues, and solutionsNYT Connections hints and answers for March 27, 2025, are here! This popular New York Times word game challenges players to find common thr...
- One word to rule them all: Oxford University Press declares 'Rizz' as the word of 2023In Gen Z lingo, the word 'rizz' denotes the ability to charm a potential romantic partner. The term was coined in 2022.
- Wordle 659, April 9: Here are hints, answer to solve today's WordleStart your Sunday off right with the daily challenge of Wordle. Today, on Sunday, April 9th, 2023, take on the challenge of solving Wordle ...
- Like birth certificates and marionette lines, slang and colloquialisms too are accurate indicators of ageNot all contemporaneous slang words die out at the same time — ‘cool’ is still cool, but groovy is not.
- Twerking and emoji are now completely valid words to use in ScrabbleWith the newest additions to the official Scrabble word list, even a total "newb" can "lol" their way to a win.
- Beyond borders: Marketers’ linguistic blundersPepsi’s tagline “Come alive with the Pepsi Generation” This tagline in some translations reads “Pepsi brings your ancestors back from the g...
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