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'Woman' Chosen As Dictionary.com's 'Word Of The Year'
The other words on Dictionary.com's shortlist includes the Ukraine flag emoji, "inflation," "quiet quitting," "democracy," and "Wordle."
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''Toxic'' Is Oxford Dictionary's Word Of The Year
Oxford Dictionaries announced that it has chosen "toxic" as its annual "Word of the Year", arguing that it was "the sheer scope of its application that has made it the standout choice".
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Emojimania: Fans and Brands Crying Tears of Joy
The Face was chosen by Oxford Dictionaries as its 2015 "word" of the year, based on its popularity.
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Why Dictionaries Have Started Sanctioning Even the Dumbest Internet Slang
Long before Oxford Dictionaries named the tears-of-joy emoji 2015's "word" of the year, the language grumps were grumbling about the downfall of the written word.
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Face With Tears of Joy Emoji Is Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the Year
The teary eyed pictograph of a face bursting with laughter has been insanely popular on social media this year.
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The Word of 2015 is Not a Word at all. Here's the Winning Emoji
Guess what, emoji over-users? You're not the only ones who think little smiley/angry/sad faces say it better than words. As it turns out, Oxford Dictionaries completely agrees with you. And that's saying something.
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'Woman' Chosen As Dictionary.com's 'Word Of The Year'
The other words on Dictionary.com's shortlist includes the Ukraine flag emoji, "inflation," "quiet quitting," "democracy," and "Wordle."
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''Toxic'' Is Oxford Dictionary's Word Of The Year
Oxford Dictionaries announced that it has chosen "toxic" as its annual "Word of the Year", arguing that it was "the sheer scope of its application that has made it the standout choice".
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Emojimania: Fans and Brands Crying Tears of Joy
The Face was chosen by Oxford Dictionaries as its 2015 "word" of the year, based on its popularity.
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Why Dictionaries Have Started Sanctioning Even the Dumbest Internet Slang
Long before Oxford Dictionaries named the tears-of-joy emoji 2015's "word" of the year, the language grumps were grumbling about the downfall of the written word.
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Face With Tears of Joy Emoji Is Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the Year
The teary eyed pictograph of a face bursting with laughter has been insanely popular on social media this year.
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The Word of 2015 is Not a Word at all. Here's the Winning Emoji
Guess what, emoji over-users? You're not the only ones who think little smiley/angry/sad faces say it better than words. As it turns out, Oxford Dictionaries completely agrees with you. And that's saying something.
