HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has said its name can be pronounced with either an “aitch” or a “haitch” because it respects ...

Oxford notes that the term increased in usage frequency by 230% between 2023 and 2024. “Polarization” is the choice of ...

By Roger J. Kreuz Ever since the American Dialect Society selected a Word of the Year at its conference in 1990, over half a dozen English dictionaries have anointed an annual word or phrase that’s ...

A Man of Parts and Learning” is the first winner of this year’s Sidney Awards, which I created in honor of philosopher and ...

“Brat” is no longer negative. It now means an “estetik” trend defined by party-animal antics, cool-girl style and messy ...

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Webster's 'polarization' and Oxford University Press' 'brain rot' to Lianhe Zaobao's 'disaster', prevailing moods are ...

They are fast becoming ubiquitous across the English football pyramid. American owners continue to arrive at every level — with Premier League club Everton the latest to be purchased by U.S ...

With so many internet words and phrases to understand, like 'brat' and 'chat,' let us put you on game with some definitions.

Although it may look like a simple process of an aircraft fleet taking off in a hurry, a scramble is actually a complex ...