When Tony Thorne first started researching slang, he was largely on his own. This was in the ’80s, when, according to Thorne, the academic community “virtually ignored” slang as a part of linguistics.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A college of various internet slang: "brat" (top left), "demure" (top right), "rizz" (bottom left), and "crash out" (bottom right) ...

Nintendo and GameFreak have filed a trademark application for the kanji character 草 (kusa or sou), meaning “grass.” It’s also Japanese internet slang for LOL. The application was filed on June 7 of ...

Whether you are a seasoned netizen or just getting started, keeping up with the latest internet jargon can take some effort. Not to worry, we have broken down some of the most popular and intriguing ...

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Multiple words, such as “delulu” and “skibidi” that many people dismiss as nonsense internet slang used by kids, have just been added to the Cambridge Dictionary. These slang terms are among the over ...

Feel like you're missing out on knowing abbreviations and slang used in texts and on social media? Or maybe internet slang has left you confused. These acronyms may be quick and to the point for some, ...

Have you ever been texting and thought, "idk" to a question? Or has someone made a statement that made you say "smh." Maybe you are confused by all these acronyms and Internet slang examples. New ...