Worst “Words” in the Dictionary

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Published 2024-07-05

All Comments (21)
  • @reallythatbad1
    I love language's inability to change. I mean that's why this sentence is exactly the same as it would be 500 years ago.
  • @kiilliing3490
    "Anyone finding themselves in a situation where the word "edgelord" is thrown around probably already knows what it means" is giving the first Polish dictionary's definition of "horse": "everyone can see what a horse is"
  • @Bacopa68
    Zhuzh entered Polari from Hungarian. It was as word people used in the US in the 00's because there was a guy on TV who said it.
  • @23bcx
    websters dictionary has been a joke for years now
  • @varunk6951
    calling zhuzh one of the worst words is a little unfair, look more deeply into Polari to understand the nature of its usage and origin
  • @Slaydrik
    why are you hating on zhuzh it's a perfectly valid word that i dont hear too uncommonly. sincerely, a 19-year old
  • @qwertyman506
    It's our own fault these words are in the dictionary; we use them, they get added. So, we stop using them, and maybe they get removed? Anyway, everyone stop using the term "beast mode"
  • @mattmorgan2525
    Zhuzh was a huge part of the zeitgeist in the 2000's. Anyone 25 and up in the English speaking world would likely have heard it used.
  • @Lofhaa
    3:13 Polari is VERY interesting if you’re into linguistics and languages.
  • If they add gen Alpha slangs into dictionary in the future I'll vote for the nuclear war
  • @lucapri
    the dictionary just got ruined by children