Thursday, 21 April 2016
The big old US Merriam-Webster Unabridged just welcomed 1,400 new words and phrases into its ranks, as well as adding 700 additional new meanings to existing terms. Seven of them caught our eye and although they aren’t all that new, the folks at the dictionary office say they’ve been watching them for some time to make sure they’re here to stay, rather than just a fad from the here today, gone tomorrow world of the Web. Some think it’ll save the world, some think it’s just the first draft of an alternative currency, so perhaps this is the word that will become a historical…
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