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

The Tory leadership frontrunner has a raft of merchandise available at the Tories' annual conference in Birmingham - and one ...

Like eating bread?” Like Big B, anyone born before the clearly marked perimeters of 1995 to 2012 – and most born within - ...

It’s sort of like the Thai equivalent of the infamous online “uwu.” Example ... Welcome to Thailand’s answer to English slang: “Mother.” Yep, we aren’t referring to a biological parent here. Instead, ...

An older but still relevant term, "cap" means to lie. If you say "no cap" it means you are being authentic or truthful. This ...

Look up "Shaniqua" on Urban Dictionary, and you’ll find definitions like: “a common name used to mock/describe a Black woman from the inner city.” These harmful caricatures turn the name ...

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The Great British Bake Off tent welcomed a new batch of contestants on Tuesday night as the latest series kicked off. After their initial challenge to create an impressive loaf cake for judges ...

The Great British Bake Off returned for a new series on Tuesday night, but before viewers were introduced to this year's batch of contestants, the show underwent a Barbie makeover.

Generation Z, those born between the early 1990s and early 2000s, have crafted a unique set of slang terms ... and according to Collins Dictionary, they're a generation that stands out.