Brush up on Gen Z’s favorite buzzwords because they’ve officially entered our lexicon. Merriam-Webster has revealed the 200 ...

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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 ...

In the ever-evolving world of linguistics, it can sometimes be challenging to keep up with new words, from slang to science.

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Our lexicographers monitor a huge range of sources to select which words and definitions to add,” Merriam-Webster's Peter ...

Merriam-Webster has officially added the term “jam band” to its prestigious dictionary, cementing the genre’s place in the ...

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Do the Royal Armouries really have "rizz"? Gen Z slang has infiltrated marketing speak, and not necessarily in a good way.

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