The funniest words and phrases added to the Oxford Dictionary have been revealed. There were 700 words and phrases added to the dictionary between March and June this year. In response to the ...

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It’s not one you’re likely to use in everyday conversation—but you will find it in an dictionary. / Jamie Grill/The Image Bank/Getty Images At least, that’s what it’s supposed to mean.

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Figuring out how many words there are in the English language is complicated for a number of reasons. Let’s start with its ...

So what does that mean for the dictionaries business of Oxford University Press? The ‘Oxford’ publishing brand is 500 years old and known worldwide for its printed dictionaries, but 19 per ...

The Oxford English Dictionary is the latest publisher to announce its 2022 word of the year, and "goblin mode" is the winner. CBS News' John Dickerson has more on the choice.

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The letter explained: “Synonyms and examples such as these when offered without context reinforce negative stereotypes about women and centre men. That’s dangerous because language has real ...

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