Noah Webster was the patriot armed with a pen. He defined 12,000 new words in the wake of the American Revolution, using language to establish a new national identity.

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Today Merriam-Webster announced the addition of 200 new words and definitions to its iconic dictionary – maybe not a beach read, but worthy of a For You page and nearly as irresistible as street corn.

In addition to street corn (noun, grilled corn on the cob that is coated with a creamy spread), additional nouns include ...

Lots of popular terms that have become mainstream, including "slay," "extra," "period," "cap," and more, are derived from African American Vernacular English ... what your teen is talking about—both ...

The online dictionary is posted on a CSU Channel Islands website in ... he was awarded a prestigoius Luce Indigenous Knowledge Fellowship designed to bring together Native American leaders. Vestuto's ...

As a Mexican-born, U.S.-raised scholar, I identify with my national origin and am okay with being called a Latina, but I don’t want the word Latinx imposed on me. If others prefer to use a ...

Piccoloist Jennifer Bouton, who plays some of the highest notes in the Milwaukee Symphony, has released a new album featuring ...

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Hearing impaired learners in the country now have a common dictionary of harmonised sign language. Known as Harmonised Ghanaian Sign Language Dictionary, it would enable them to use the same sign ...

An American woman living in Perth has sparked debate over the traditional phrase claiming Aussies don’t say it enough.

The recent additions come after the dictionary included cheffy, chef’s kiss, jollof rice, smashburger and stagiaire ...