Merriam-Webster's names 'Slop' as 2025 word of the year Read more
Nbc News - Dec 16
AI-generated content has dominated the internet over the past year, and America's dictionary took note. Read more
Tech Crunch - Dec 15
It was first used in the 1700s, but its meaning has evolved in recent years. Read more
Huffpost - Dec 15
Oxford University Press has named “rage bait” its 2025 word of the year. Read more
Dallas News - Dec 01
Don't get too upset, but 'rage bait' has been named by Oxford University Press as this year's Word of the Year, beating other online terms. Read more
Skynew - Dec 01
Term was up against a shortlist including Ozempic face, blind box, ate (and left no crumbs) and Roman EmpireAI slop is here, it’s ubiquitous, it’s being used by US president Donald Trump and now, it’s the word of the year.The Macquarie Dictionary dubbed the term the epitome of 2025 linguistics, w... Read more
The Guardian - Nov 25
"Parasocial relationship is when we think we know someone... who's in fact a person we've never met," Simone Schnall, University of Cambridge professor said. Read more
Cnbc - Nov 22
Cambridge Dictionary recently announced its Word of the Year, with it having a connection to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. The word “parasocial” earned the title, with the dictionary noting that its media usage increased after the famous couple’s engagement news. The duo took to social media on ... Read more
Mandatory - Nov 19
Feel connected to a celebrity you’ve never met in person? "Parasocial" has been crowned Cambridge Dictionary’s Word of the Year, highlighting the rise in “unhealthy” and “one-sided” relationships with celebrities, influencers and even AI chatbots. Read more
Euronews - Nov 18
Do you feel like you know Alan Carr and what he would say or do? What about Taylor Swift, or even Donald Trump? Read more
Skynew - Nov 18
