The Cambridge Dictionary's Word of the Year is... 'quarantine'
It edged out other finalist words “pandemic” and “lockdown”.
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It edged out other finalist words “pandemic” and “lockdown”.
Its annual list of additions is dominated by terms such as ‘social distancing’, ‘key worker’ and ‘self-isolate’.
More and more people are exercising their right to choose the pronoun by which they are identified.
Pop star Smith came out as non-binary this year, sparking a debate over gender and sexuality.
It has been used to describe young people driving political change.
According to Collins, anyway.
And not just any emoji either. It’s the ‘crying laughing’ emoji…
How dare you. How DARE you.
Tough competition, you’ll agree.
Papal selfies, astronaut selfies, Obama selfies… they’re all here.