American Speech, the journal of the American Dialect Society has for fifty years included a regular collection of neologisms called "Among the New Words." A recent issue, for example, includes four ...

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The ecclesiastical jargon is no more; it has retired, giving way to a more creative language. The latest example was provided ...

In her Harry Potter series, for example, J.K. Rowling coined a large ... find muggle in the Oxford English Dictionary.) Rowling’s neologisms often derive from Latin. An Animagus, a shapeshifter ...

Collins Dictionary has declared 'brat' — the album title that became a summer-living ideal — its 2024 word of the year. The ...

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In 1988, for example, he called me to report happily ... (Hence "New Democrat," "New Paradigm," and all the other neologisms of the day.) For those lamenting the craven reluctance of the center ...

"I didn't read at all for a while, then I held my first book by Mona Kasten in my hand and loved it," she said, referring to a popular German author of romantasy -- a neologism of romance and fantasy.

Some commentators, apparently stumped by this mystery, have come up with the condescending neologism “vibecession ... To take ...

The ambitious identity-verification project Worldcoin, now called World, wants a future where humans are “orb-verified.” ...

But the murky “epidemic” framing at the book’s core makes these stories feel like disjointed chatter rather than examples in ...

paperback, $16.95) is an astonishing, deeply wry example, a collection of eight ... s title is an intentionally agglutinative mouthful, a neologism tough to replicate in English.