Bracketology Is in the Oxford English Dictionary. You Can Look It Up. The term associated with N.C.A.A. basketball tournament made the cut for the Oxford English Dictionary.

Over 1,000 New Words in Oxford English Dictionary

ICYMI, the Oxford English Dictionary added new words, and TBH, it's getting wacky FWIW, the Oxford English Dictionary recently added hundreds of new words to its vaunted pages, and some of them — like "budgie smugglers," "butt ugly" and "ScoobySnack" — will deffo have you ROFL.

'Scooby snack' is officially in the Oxford English Dictionary It now appears in the Oxford English Dictionary among other new additions including glamping, listicle, deffo, power couple, stupid o’clock and bovvered.

The Oxford English Dictionary now includes this phrase from "Scooby Doo" In the Oxford English Dictionary's latest update, this snackable term from "Scooby Doo" enters the word hall of fame forever.

New Hip Words Land in Oxford Dictionary "Man-spreading" and "fur baby" are officially part of institutionalized language. The terms are among the latest additions to Oxford's online dictionary. Photo: Getty.

Manspreading and other new words just added to the dictionary Every few months or so, the Oxford University Press picks out a new group of words to add to the dictionary. In the past, their selections have reflected the changing nature of the English language with terms like “selfie,” “twerk,” and “va Read more ... pe” making the cut. The words chosen for this quarterly upda…

We've Come A Long Way Since The First Dictionary In 1828, Noah Webster published "An American Dictionary to the English Language," the first unabridged dictionary of American English. The two-volume lexicon, complete with more than 70,000 entries, took more than 15 years to write. The...

We've Come A Long Way Since The First Dictionary In 1828, Noah Webster published "An American Dictionary to the English Language," the first unabridged dictionary of American English. The two-volume lexicon, co...

We've Come A Long Way Since The First Dictionary In 1828, Noah Webster published "An American Dictionary to the English Language," the first unabridged dictionary of American English. The two-volume lexicon, complete with more than 70,000 entries, took more than 15 years to write. The...