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#Abbreviations for words in the free dictionary archive#
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Of course it no doubt describes a real phenomenon, too – but rest assured we’ll keep putting in 110%!Īnother new word that’s been around lately, especially on social media, is nepo baby.
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We think part of its popularity must stem from the rare and lovely alliteration of Q. It’s quiet quitting: ceasing to put special effort into one’s job. We’re back with a fresh helping of new words for the start of spring!įirst up is a word you might have seen making the rounds recently.
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