To Google” is no longer in the vernacular of young people, who treat social media as their search engine, Bernstein Research ...

Gen Z, for example? Talk to them about looking for something online, and a new study reveals that rather than “Googling” ...

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Searching for any word you want only requires clicking the search bar in the ... the default English sources are: New Oxford American Dictionary (English (US)) Oxford American Writer's Thesaurus ...

Since its launch 26 years ago, Google has become our go-to search engine, serving up 'it's-on-the-tip ... So much so, in fact, that the verb 'to Google' made it into of the Oxford English Dictionary ...

Well, no, I didn’t. I fell in love with language as a child, and used the words I came across quite unselfconsciously, as a ...

The term Latinx is recognized in the Oxford English Dictionary but not in the Real Academia Espanola ... language around the ...

Nostalgia, “a sentimental longing … for the past”, as defined in the The New Oxford dictionary of English, is an ambivalent, even though mostly positive, emotion. Nostalgia research is a rapidly ...

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What, like it’s hard?” Coined in “Legally Blonde,” the popular phrase isn’t limited to Elle Woods embarking on her law school ...

Guilty by Definition by Susie Dent Martha Thornhill is a senior editor at the Clarendon English Dictionary (CED) at Oxford, ...

The Oxford English Dictionary has announced the new slang terms that have been added to their ranks - from 'beery' to 'boozeroo'. The OED - which dates back to 1884 and is one of the famous ...