Dictionary.com added more than 566 new words, 348 new definitions for existing entries and 2,256 revised definitions Wednesday as the dictionary works to "keep pace with the ever-changing English ...

One way to track the evolution of how the U.S. public education system has treated students acquiring English is by looking at the terms used to classify them, and their evolution over time.

The Oxford English Dictionary added a total of 18 new LGBTQ-related words in 2022 — an effort to acknowledge the diverse communities of LGBTQ people around the world, their shared and ...

Even the dictionary can be sexist and out of date, ... including the Oxford English Dictionary, ... A Change.org petition in 2019 called for OUP to remove “sexist” terms for a woman.

Bering Strait regional nonprofit Kawerak has published a language glossary that provides research, science, policy and resource management terms in English, Inupiaq, St. Lawrence Island Yupik and ...

Earlier this year, porch pirate, sh**housery, and a bunch of other terms entered the hallowed (digital) pages of the Oxford English Dictionary. Its newest crop of inductees is just as colorful.

Unlike other glossaries, the English-Spanish Glossary of Real Estate Industry Terms provides both the technical translation for each term and colloquial terminology which are most often used by ...

Jedi, chirpse and arancini are among the new words added to the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) in its latest update.. More than 650 words have been added, ranging from slang (“sumfin” and ...

Christopher Leonard, QScience.com editorial director, added, “This unique glossary is a way to link the Arabic language to the Latin roots and modern English usage of many biological terms.

The Irish language, like all other modern languages changes with the times, reflecting how it is being used by its speakers. The latest terms added to the Concise English-Irish Dictionary are the ...

Even the dictionary can be sexist and out of date, especially when it comes to how a “woman” is described. Earlier this year, Oxford University Press changed its entry for “woman” in its ...