According to Merriam-Webster, "rejuvenate" is intended for mature audiences. TEMPLE, Texas — The first Word of the Day in the ...

Manifesting freedom from brain rot’ and other attempts to encase our aspirations in words” FOR several years now, at yearend, ...

Fresh vanilla beans have no smell whatsoever, either. They’re “sweated” and exposed to the sun for 10 days before being ...

Word nerds unite every January 9 and choose carefully their, well, words. While the origins of this holiday are unknown, many ...

The lefty staff in dictionary land couldn’t handle being Trumped and started playing word games almost immediately after his victory. Even NPR noted in 2017 that, "The Merriam-Webster Dictionary ...

Given the events of the year that just concluded, it’s no wonder that the Merriam-Webster Word of the Year — announced early last ...

Scholasticide and domicide are among several new terms that has been used to describe Israel's actions in Gaza.

Headline writers have settled on 'awkward' to describe the Jan. 6 election certification — but is that the right word?

The choices, and the sometimes stark differences between them, provide a glimpse into how different regions’ experienced the ...

The word of the year for 2024 should have been “billionaire.” It infested virtually every story about presidential politics.

The Merriam-Webster dictionary chose "menorah" as its Word of the Day for Thursday. Its definition of the word is stated as "a candelabra with seven or nine lights that is used in Jewish worship.

Between endless doomscrolling and nonstop negative headlines, a New Mexico political science professor said it's no surprise ...