Speedcubing is the new BuzzWord this week on Macmillan Online Dictionary. Speedcubing is about...
Author - Drew Stanley
Notspot – language and words in the news
Notspot is the new BuzzWord this week on Macmillan Online Dictionary. A notspot is what afflicts...
Bitching, bodacious, braw or bog standard? Argy-bargy between...
The subject of American English vs. British English is an ornery, troublesome one, and regularly...
The elephant in the headlines
They come in waves, unstoppable forces sweeping across journalism and the media. Quite often you...
Britalian – language and words in the news
Britalian is the new BuzzWord this week on Macmillan Online Dictionary. It’s one of these classic...
Carrotmob – language and words in the news
Carrotmob is the new BuzzWord this week on Macmillan Online Dictionary. Contrary to what you might...
New BuzzWord: pwnd
Pwnd is the new BuzzWord this week on Macmillan Dictionary Online and is an internet phenomenon...
The collective corrective
Collective nouns are tricky beasts. Or is the concept of collective nouns a tricky beast? The...
Adverbs still have something to add (to verbs)
Adverbs are lovely. Except lovely is an adjective. Now I love snooker, but there’s one aspect to...
New BuzzWord: transliterate
Transliterate is the new BuzzWord on Macmillan Dictionary Online. To get the most from the myriad...