The digital lexicon added 313 new words in an attempt to stay on top of relevant slang terms in the zeitgeist.

The Cambridge Dictionary's newly crowned word of the year is a familiar one, but it's taking on a new meaning because of AI.

Dictionary.com added 566 new words to its database Wednesday, as well as 348 new definitions for existing entries and 2,256 revised definitions.

The 566 new words added to Dictionary.com are from a variety of topics including pop culture, slang, modern problems, AI and climate.

A Google search for the word "Jew" on Tuesday temporarily showed a definition for a verb it described as "offensive," before the search engine changed it to a noun.

Despite home play rules that never specifically banned offensive words, you won't find the notorious 200 in the Scrabble dictionary, with rare exceptions for those with other meanings.

The language experts at Preply have revealed what the longest words in the dictionary are, what they mean and how to pronounce them.

Bruh was added to the Merriam Webster dictionary in 2016 but the first known use of “bruh” happened in 1894 (yes, really). These days though, it seems to have taken on new meaning or more ...

Scrabble's official dictionary is rolling out its first update in 4 years and adding all sorts of new words.

Your Mac lets you add custom words to its dictionary. This will stop autocorrect from fixing words that are correct but aren't as common, like slang or loanwords.

The Cambridge Dictionary has chosen "manifest" as its 2024 Word of the Year, driven by its popularity among Gen-Z embracing the concept of manifestation. The word, meaning to imagine something to ...

Brat has been named Collins Dictionary word of the year, but what does it actually mean?