And 2023 marks Merriam-Webster's 20th anniversary choosing a top word. The company's data crunchers filter out evergreen words like "love" and "affect" vs. "effect" that are always high in lookups ...

Oxford’s 2023 word of the year, explained. Use of “rizz” shot up in the summer shortly some TikToks went viral, including a clip of Tom Holland saying, “I have no rizz whatsoever.” ...

The American publishing company, known for its dictionaries, has released its list of words that define 2023. The chosen terms are based on the volume of internet searches each one received.

Digging through language from the past, and some from other tongues, U.K. lexicographer Dent has unearthed some words to help describe some of what vexes us in 2023.

Yet each of our emotions is nuanced. For example, joyful is only one happy emotion, but what about blissful, cheerful, delighted, ecstatic, elated, enraptured, exultant, glad, gleeful, gratified, ...