"Big yikes" is a phrase used in response to "something that's really embarrassing, disturbing, or shocking," said Reader's Digest. Using it "expresses a strong sense of cringe, awkwardness or ...

Below are the hints, categories and answers for today’s Connections game, puzzle #692, on May 3.

A remarkable fact is that many slang words have a classical origin. For example, the word "mill," a vulgarism for a fight, is traceable to the Greek word "hamilla," which means a combat.

A recent study conducted by the language learning platform Preply found that many parents are in favor of using slang in ...

“Glazing” is a popular internet slang term that originated in the 2020s. If you hear your kid use it, they are most likely saying someone is offering too much excessive praise towards a ...

Today's words for The New York Times' Connections can be quite tough. We have all of April 27th answers and hints here!

Late-night comedy duo Desus & Mero test Eli Manning and Shaun O'Hara's knowlege on New York slang. First round pick cornerback Maxwell Hairston wakes up with "GMFB" to discuss being drafted by the ...

This week's trip into the culture of Generation Z and A takes a look at insta-slang like gurt and IKIAB, the I'm so hungry I ...

It "isn't a new slang term, but it has experienced a renaissance ... are essentially average or slightly below," said The New York Times. "It is one of Gen Z's favorite insults," said Politico ...