The word "crevasse" originates from the Old French word crevace, meaning "crevice," which in turn comes from the verb crever, ...

Every dictionary has its word of the year now, but the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) reigns supreme among categorisations ...

I thought I would try being "hip" when my daughter, who teaches junior high students, came to visit so I responded to what ...

Oxford Dictionary selects ‘rage bait’ as 2025 word of the year, defining online content designed to provoke anger for ...

Medieval Europe: In medieval literature, prowess was a knight’s highest virtue—combining courage, skill in arms, moral ...

Dictionaries are editing out words that authors use in books to describe the natural world, bibliophiles and green warriors ...

The term first appeared in 2002 to describe drivers getting intentionally irritated on the road. Fast-forward to 2025, Oxford ...

Online content designed to provoke anger, known as 'rage bait,' is a growing concern. Understanding this term is crucial for students to critically an ...

Discover why Gen Alpha’s fast-changing slang—like “67” and “skibidi”—is taking over the internet and leaving millennials and Gen Z struggling to decode the new lingo.

From Oxford's rage baiting to Cambridge's parasocial, the words that defined 2025 are a sign of the times we are living in.

Today's internet slang compresses complex emotions faster than ever before, every generation creates linguistic short cuts ...