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“#New York Times buys Wordle from Josh Wardle for seven figures” Preview in new tab Some news leaves us without words. Wordle — the addictive, five-letter puzzle phenom of this year — is being taken over by the New York Times for “an undisclosed price in the low seven figures,” the newspaper and Brooklyn-based creator…
“#Collins Dictionary names ‘NFT’ the word of the year” Collins Dictionary announced Wednesday that its Word of the Year is “NFT” — digital assets that exploded in popularity this year along with the rise of cryptocurrencies. The term, which stands for the acronym for “non-fungible token,” has seen a “meteoric” rise in usage this year,…
“#’Zaddy’ among more than 300 words added to Dictionary.com” Before, the sentence “Zac Efron is such a zaddy” would be grammatically incorrect. Now, it’s not. Dictionary.com added more than 300 new words as 2020 reshaped and expanded our vocabulary. The extensive list included the term “zaddy,” which refers to an attractive man. Amongst the newly…
“#Couple can taste zodiac signs, see color of Taylor Swift’s voice” Geminis are going to eat this up. Whenever TikTok tastemaker Jackson has a hankering for chocolate donuts, all he has to do is say the word “Gemini.” If it’s orange soda he craves, uttering the zodiac sign “Cancer” does the trick. “I have one…
“#Origins of the naughtiest swear words in the English language” In most people, language is generated on the left side of the brain — the half associated with logic, motor functions and math. But when we let loose with a particularly satisfying swear word, the right side of our gray matter — associated with emotion…
“#‘Mistress’ becomes woke brigade’s latest target” The mistress is cracking the whip on language. The Associated Press Stylebook, which has traditionally set standards for language usage within the media landscape, mystified Twitter users Tuesday when it tweeted a reality-bending, wrist-slapping admonishment. “Don’t use the term mistress for a woman who is in a long-term sexual…
“#The hidden history behind ‘booty calls’ and other slang words” Ralph Keyes is a word nerd. And we call him that thanks to Dr. Seuss, who coined the word “nerd” in his 1950 book “If I Ran the Zoo” (yes, one of the books his estate is pulling out of print). It was the name…
“#’Pandemic’ named word of the year by Merriam-Webster” Merriam-Webster on Monday announced “pandemic” as its word of year. “That probably isn’t a big shock,” Peter Sokolowski, editor at large for Merriam-Webster, told The Associated Press. In its noun form, pandemic is defined by the dictionary as an outbreak of a disease that occurs over a…