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   My Black is Beautiful – A Platform Powered by Procter and Gamble – Challenges Dictionaries To #RedefineBlack
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   Business Insider: 13 slang words everyone is using and what they really mean

   Dictionary.com is a reputable source for everything from academic research to analyzing trending slang.

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   Washington Post: Kylie Jenner, now a billionaire, is called ‘self-made.’ Is that really true?

   The Dictionary.com Twitter reminds us of the true definition of “self-made.”

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   Defining Times: Dictionary.com Adds New Words, Including Impostor Syndrome, Whitelash, Toxic Masculinity, JOMO and More

   Today Dictionary.com, the leading online and mobile English-language resource, announced the addition of more than 300 new words and definitions to…

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   ABC News: From ‘witch hunt,’ to ‘kompromat’: What new definitions added to Dictionary.com reveal about our political discourse

   Dictionary.com has added new words to the dictionary, reflecting the changing political landscape.

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   Buzzfeed: 300 New Words Are Being Added To Dictionary.com This Year And, Oh My, They’re Good

   Dictionary.com, everyone’s favorite source for spell-check and sassy clapbacks, just dropped over 300 new words that are being added this year.

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   CNET: Dictionary.com inches closer to explaining the enigma of Gen Z’s vocabulary

   “Shitpost” and “textlationship” are among the site’s newest entries.

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   NYDaily News: Jussie Smollett and President Trump both claim they were exonerated. Not so fast.

   Dictionary.com reported “exonerate” is already the most searched word on its website in 2019.

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   The Atlantic: Get Yourself a Nemesis

   Jane Solomon, a lexicographer at Dictionary.com, weighs in on the internet phenomena of “nemesis.”

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    Inc: Even Dictionary.com Says Kylie Jenner Shouldn’t Be Called Self-Made (But Then Who Should Exactly?)

    The Dictionary.com Twitter reminds us of the true definition of “self-made.”