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Our lexicon is constantly growing – Merriam Webster added 200 new words this year alone – with some already-existing words such as demure and sigma, for instance, taking on new slang meanings.

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It’s anyone’s guess how long people will continue to say “skibidi” and “preen,” but in 2024 they are both in the Top 10 most searched slang words according Unscramblerer: ...

Our lexicon is constantly growing – Merriam Webster added 200 new words this year alone – with some already-existing words such as demure and sigma, for instance, taking on new slang meanings.

The addition of slang words each year is a natural part of a language’s development over time, Adam Cooper, a linguistics professor at Northeastern University in Boston, told Nexstar in an email.

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Our lexicon is constantly growing – Merriam Webster added 200 new words this year alone – with some already-existing words such as demure and sigma, for instance, taking on new slang meanings.

The addition of slang words each year is a natural part of a language’s development over time, Adam Cooper, a linguistics professor at Northeastern University in Boston, told Nexstar in an email.

Our lexicon is constantly growing – Merriam Webster added 200 new words this year alone – with some already-existing words such as demure and sigma, for instance, taking on new slang meanings.

Our lexicon is constantly growing – Merriam Webster added 200 new words this year alone – with some already-existing words such as demure and sigma, for instance, taking on new slang meanings.