Happiness is the goal of human thought and action, Aristotle once said. But while the word “happy” recorded an average ...

What does it mean? And why are kids saying it — especially since it’s not a G-rated word? The word GYAT (which rhymes with “squat” or “bought,” or “Fiat” depending on your pronunciation of the “g”), ...

They'll roll their eyes at old-fashioned slang like ... Millennials (Generation Y): Born 1980 to 1994, and the first generation to reach adulthood in the new millennium. Gen Z: Born 1995 to ...

Gen Z are creating a language obviously quicker than we can keep up with.” “Phrases and words are created at a record speed with a global youth culture and it kind of creates a sense that Gen Z are a ...

This generation will be raised by Millennial and older Gen Z parents, many of whom prioritize adaptability, equality, and eco-consciousness in their parenting.” Mr McCrindle said. Among Gen Z ...

A demographic cohort succeeding millennials, Gen Z is generally defined as those who were born between 1997 and 2009. Dretsch told "GMA" that Gen Zers grew up in a time where information and ...

"I swear to God" is a versatile slang used to express a range of emotions such as frustration ... The term ISTG or I swear to god has the same meaning on every social media platform including Snapchat ...

Some terms, like "dim," "a mug," or "a few sandwiches short of a picnic," can be used as colorful insults, while some British slang words like "cheeky" can be either negative or positive ...

Words of the year do not have to be new coinages, but may be existing words that seem to have become particularly apposite or resonant.

A new study by JD Sports has revealed that terms like sigma, aura and Skibidi are among the fastest-growing slang trends among Gen Z in the UK. Drawing from Instagram, TikTok, and Google search data, ...

Do you know your ball knowledge from your betas? Your sigmas from your Skibidi Toilets? And, let’s be honest—do you really understand what it means to be having a ‘brat winter’? A new ...