Words sometimes have two meanings, as Led Zeppelin sang in “Stairway to Heaven.” And indeed they often do. Especially, words can acquire new meanings and lose old ones. For example ...

Angela Merkel may be about to add yet another triumph to her glittering career and enter the German language with a word of her own. Merkelling looks set to be named as the Youth Word of the Year ...

SHE may have lost her HRH title when she stepped back from the Royal Family – but now Meghan Markle has something arguably more impressive. The Duchess of Sussex’s name has been turned … ...

What's the best way for toddlers to acquire verb meaning?. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2014 / 06 / 140611132036.htm. Northwestern University.

The Duchess of Sussex's name has been turned into a verb meaning to "value yourself and mental health" and "leave situations" when it all gets too much. ...

The verb usage of Jew is certainly not the objective meaning. So why was the offensive verb the top result instead of, you know, the religion and ethnicity that’s been around for thousands of years?

The current Oxford Languages Dictionary defines “queer” as an old-fashioned verb meaning “to spoil or ruin” and an adjective meaning either “strange, odd” or “relating to a sexual or ...

The verb ‘enter’ is not followed by a preposition if it is used transitively. Look at these examples: • The students should enter the examination hall only after 9 o’clock.