Are You 'With It'?

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Are You 'With It'?

These words and phrases joined the dictionary in 2021- But do you know what they mean?

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Haggis-Headed (Oxford University Press)

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Stupid and foolish

A person that particularly enjoys Scottish food

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Fingle (Oxford University Press)

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To handle something with the fingers, to touch all over

To mingle with others in a funny way, to laugh together

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Birdo (Oxford University Press)

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An internet slang word for 'bird'

A birdwatcher

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Zaddy (Dictionary.com)

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An attractive, stylish man who is charming and self-confident

A person's personal details like their social media account name or their mobile phone number

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Faux-hawk (Merriam-Webster)

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A 'poser' in the heavy metal music scene

A hairstyle resembling a Mohawk but where the sides are gathered or slicked upward or back instead of shaved

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TBH (Merriam-Webster)

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An abbreviation for 'to be helpful'

An abbreviation for 'to be honest'

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Whataboutism (Merriam-Webster)

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The act or practice of responding to an accusation of wrongdoing by claiming that an offence committed by another is similar or worse

The act or practice responding very nonchalantly about something important to others

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Astroturf (Merriam-Webster)

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A person that acts genuine but is very fake when around others

Falsely made to appear grassroots, used to describe political efforts, campaigns or organisations

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Ghost Kitchen (Merriam-Webster)

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A commercial cooking facility used for the preparation of food consumed off the premises

A showroom kitchen in a warehouse or shop that looks real but is not usable

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Flex (Merriam-Webster)

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An act of bragging or showing off

An old mobile phone

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Fluffernutter (Merriam-Webster)

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A fool or idiot, someone stupid

A sandwich made with peanut butter and marshmallow fluff

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Yeet (Dictionary.com)

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An exclamation of excitement, approval, or all-around energy often used when dancing or throwing something

A phrase used in agreement with another, similar to saying, "yes"

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Doomscrolling (Dictionary.com)

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The practice of starting on one page or video on the internet and, after hours of scrolling, clicking and auto-play, finding yourself on something very niche or strange

The practice of obsessively checking online news for updates, especially on social media feeds, with the expectation that the news will be bad, such that the feeling of dread from this negative expectation fuels a compulsion to continue looking for updates.

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Cheugy (HarperCollins)

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No longer regarded as cool or fashionable

A phrase used to describe something gruesome that could make you feel sick

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Boomeranger (Oxford University Press)

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A person who throws a boomerang

A person who uses the Boomerang feature on Instagram very often

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Dine-and-Dasher (Oxford University Press)

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A person who eats before they jog and subsequently feels unwell

A person who hastily or furtively leaves a restaurant, café, etc, to avoid paying for his or her meal

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Bants (Oxford University Press)

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A slang word used in the Northern region of England only to describe a pair of brown trousers (brown pants = bants)

Playfully teasing or mocking remarks exchanged with another person or group

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