“They” is often used by people who do not identify as entirely male nor entirely female, Merriam-Webster explained. Continue reading →

The word follows “toxic,” picked by Oxford Dictionaries, and “misinformation,” plucked by Dictonary.com. Continue reading →

Merriam-Webster released the sixth edition of “The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary” on Monday, four years after the last freshening up. Continue reading →

Feminism is defined as “theory of the political, economic and social equality of the sexes” and “organized activities on behalf of women’s rights and interests.” Continue reading →

Six-year-old Levi Budd is one step closer to making his dream of adding a new word to the dictionary a reality. Continue reading →

What do you call a word that spells another word backwards? Continue reading →

Last week, the American dictionary announced “sheeple” was added to its library of words. Continue reading →

From sports, tech, medicine and slang, this is one of the dictionary’s most significant additions to its word bank. Continue reading →

he Word of the Year for 2016 is surreal— with lookups of the word spiking after a number of major events worldwide, including the Brussels terror attacks in March and the 2016 U.S. presidential election in November. Continue reading →

Is it a bad man or a bad hairstyle, the Twittersphere asked. Continue reading →