I'm a parent and teach writing. Watching my kids adopt new slang gives me a window into how expressions go viral, burn out, ...

Slang terms like "rage bait" and "6 7" reflect youth culture, spreading rapidly via social media platforms like TikTok.

One example of using Oxford's Word of the Year is, 'This post saying Kolkata has no good food is obvious rage bait' ...

New year, new list of obnoxious slang terms proliferating society — from mind-numbing rap song catch phrases to good words ...

Three generations have grown up with video games since home consoles with swappable game cartridges were first released in ...

Anti-fat bias is prevalent throughout our society, from how we think about food and exercise to the words we say.

Chances are you’ve heard some of these terms over the past year—whether you understood what they meant or not.

The phrase '6-7' has captured the attention of both young audiences and cultural icons alike. Emerging from the catchy song 'Doot Doot (6 7)' by Skrilla, the term has gained traction on platforms like ...

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A look back at 2025 through Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang, from 6-7 and brainrot to aura farming, and what these phrases reveal ...

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Australians love a nickname, and certain jobs are no exceptions. So whether you’re a journo, brickie, shrink or cop, there’s ...