Author Martha Barnette, cohost of the podcast ‘A Way with Words,’ digs deep into the quirks of language in her new book.

A Tagalog word meaning conceited or arrogant; describes someone who acts boastfully or thinks too highly of themselves.

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Subjective words must be filtered through a prism of one’s personal experiences and expectations. A precise and emotionally ...

You've made it halfway through the week, meaning the weekend isn't far off! To celebrate, let's run through the Connections answer for today, 6th August.

It was Blaise Pascal who aptly said, “Words differently arranged have a different meaning, and meanings differently arranged ...

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Read here to discover the different types of raptors, as well as what sets them apart from other types of birds.

"Gravitate" is a verb used to describe a natural movement or attraction toward something or someone. It's often used ...

Tim Ledbetter strolled through the Garden of Etymology and discovered myriad definitions of the word “appreciate,” some even ...

A study led by McGill University researchers challenges the theory that language change over time requires new generations to replace older generations of speakers. Rather, when words change meaning, ...

Under the Inflation Reduction Act, medications with the same active ingredient will be treated as the same drug for price ...