Lexicographer, etymologist, and star of British game show "Countdown," Susie Dent, posted an incredibly appropriate "word of the day" on her social media following yesterday's election in the United ...
Susie Dent has nailed the mood after Donald Trump declared himself winner of the US election 2024. The lexicographer, etymologist and Countdown star never fails to find a succinct way to sum up events ...
For more than 25 years author, speaker and etymologist Anu Garg has shared his love of words, wordplay and the stories behind language with a massive online community with his website wordsmith.org, ...
Added Nov 10, 2016 at 10:53AM EST by Don. According to etymologist Barry Popik, [10] "drain the swamp" was originally used metaphorically in 1903 by Social Democratic Party organizer Winfield R.
October is here, which means spooky season is upon us. Trick-or-treaters will roam the streets of Greater Cincinnati, candy bags in hand, come Thursday, Oct. 31. It's no secret trick-or-treating ...
It’s a truth universally acknowledged that something has made the mainstream lexicon when it’s featured in a Taylor Swift song. “It must be exhausting always rooting for the anti-hero,” the songstress ...
An expat is confused about what to reply when someone says ‘cheers’. Picture: Supplied Etymologist Susie Dent said the word “cheers” is derived from the Latin word “cara”, which means ...