In other words, brainrot is mostly used to describe something that will harm or damage your brain. It's meaningless drivel, ...

Remember when your parents would warn you, "Don’t listen to that, it’ll rot your brain," referring to songs, words, or readings they thought were literally harmful to your brain because they offered ...

A popular term captures the condition of being terminally online, with humor and pathos. Credit...Ohni Lisle Supported by By Jessica Roy Jessica Roy is a writer based in Paris, where she moved at ...

Dictionary.com's latest Word of the Year doesn't contain any letters, but has two numbers. The website named "67," pronounced "six-seven," as its 2025 Word of the Year on Tuesday, Oct. 28. The term ...

Young people are embracing 'brainrot' culture, a fast-paced, chaotic form of humour found on platforms like TikTok and Roblox ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Dictionary.com has announced its Word of the Year: “demure.” The word gained popularity over the summer, thanks to a TikToker whose phrase “very demure, very mindful” became viral.

Reminder, this is a Premium article and requires a subscription to read. In the know: The emojis du jour are the wilting rose and broken heart. In his debut book Algospeak, Adam Aleksic, an American ...