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With over 1000 new and revised words and phrases, the latest @OED update covers topics from #FreshersWeek to Spiderman!
Our favourites are ‘turnip truck’ and ‘final frontier’ - click below to read the full update and explore the #OED’s newest additions: bit.ly/46sgeYc
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#OTD in 1840, Elizabeth Wordsworth, first Principal of @lmhoxford, was born. In 1907 she wrote that the @OED was ‘quite a fatal book to open, for one never looks up one word in it without straightway being attracted by several others!’
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Oxford University Press has announced a large-scale study that will culminate in the Oxford Dictionary of African American English
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I've always known it was a perfectly cromulent word...
#TheSimpsons @OED @TheSimpsons #TheyreAllMadeUp
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"Cakewalk," "bussin," "Promised Land": These are three of the first 10 entries that will be included in a first-of-its-kind dictionary of African American English.
Here's an exclusive look at the list. nyti.ms/42Y1xLe
🇳🇿 Words from the land of the long white cloud:
New Zealand English additions to the @OED
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More than 40 New Zealand English entries have been added to the @OED. ✍️
The new additions include words that New Zealanders might hear or use in daily life, as well as words that do not have an easy English equivalent.
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'Bindaas', 'Desh': Indian English Pronunciation Guides Added to Oxford Dictionary for 800 Words
#Bindaas #Desh #OxfordDictionary @OED #OxfordEnglishDictionary
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🗣️ Indian English pronunciations are now featured in the @OED.
The dictionary has been expanding its coverage of pronunciations of global varieties of #English since 2016.
Find out more: ow.ly/cooy50MFACl
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What do porch pirates, air fryers and halflings all have in common?
They're all featured in the latest update to the Oxford English #Dictionary. 👇
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Accuracy is at the forefront of the #lexicographer's mind when preparing any entry for inclusion in the @OED.
Fiona McPherson discusses the importance of presenting accurate information in #dictionaries in this #MatterOfFact case study.
Read here: ow.ly/BEoi50M46hI
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English is picking up brilliant new words from around the world – and that’s a gift | Danica Salazar theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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The Oxford Word of the Year is ‘goblin mode’—a glorious phrase, Caleb Madison argues, that represents our true wild selves, unkempt and offstage. on.theatln.tc/ErF7A8n
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The ‘goblin community’ has spoken!
We’re pleased to announce goblin mode as the #OxfordWOTY 2022.
Read more about this year’s winning choice here #TeamGoblinMode: ow.ly/3yk750LUNRr
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Are you #Teammetaverse, #TeamGoblinMode, or #TeamIStandWith? Vote now for Oxford Word of the Year 2022.
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For the first time in its history, we're opening up Oxford Word of the Year to you.
Are you ready to choose the word you feel reflects 2022 best?
Take a look at the #OxfordWOTY finalists and vote below ⤵️
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Now, over to you!
Vote for your #OxfordWOTY now and keep an eye on our social media channels for more opportunities to get involved.
Get your vote in here: ow.ly/tT6C50LJAM5
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Welcome to the Oxford Word of the Year 2022!
We’ll bring you updates from our exclusive launch event, hosted by @susie_dent with our panel of language experts.
In a year defined by change, we’ve reshaped our approach to selecting #OxfordWOTY- stay tuned as all will be revealed!

















