Springfield: Bod’s father, Amirite, TBH and FTW are now matched – accordingly.
Merriam-Webster has added 455 new words to a respectable dictionary, including a number of abbreviations and slang terms that have become everywhere on social media.
“ Just like language never stops evolving, the dictionary never stops developing, “said Springfield, a 200-year-based Massachusetts company on its website.
“ New terms and new use for existing terms are constants in living languages.
” The dictionary company said the fast and informal nature of messages, SMS, and tweeting, which only increased during the pandemic, has “ contributing to new vocabulary rich expression efficiently and abbreviated –Webster explains that FTW is used “ especially to express approval or support.
On social media, FTW is often used to recognize a smart or funny response to questions or memes.
“And said` `Amirite ” is a quick way to write` `whether I am right,” Like in, ‘“ English spelling is consistently inconsistent, amirite? ” Pandemic Coronavirus also towering is large in a newcomer’s collection as “ super-spreader, ” ” long covid ” and “ passport vaccine ” ‘`vaccine’ ‘making a list.
Partisan politics contributed more slang to Leksikon, such as “ whatbutabutism, “ that is defined by Merriam-Webster as “ actions or practices responding to allegations of errors by claiming that violations committed by others are similar or worse.
“For British citizens, the dictionary notes that` `whatabeous” is more commonly used.
The feared `sound-ramas ” which has become a fixture at the US Congress is explained in this way:` `a large number of extraordinary debates and sounds occur in one day on one per law that is not limited to the number of amendments can be introduced, debated , and choose Horchata, sweetened sweet drinks made from rice or almonds and are usually flavored with cinnamon or vanilla, also make wounds, like Chicharron, a popular fried pork belly or pork leather snack.
As for ‘Bod’s father “? The dictionary defines that as “ physical is considered a typical of the average father; Especially: one that is a little overweight and not too muscular.
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Bod’s father, FTW, Amirite: Merriam-Webster added 455 new words
