British slang has me feeling like everything is tickety-boo.

Are you keeping up with Gen Alpha? That’s lit, bruh.

If you’re planning a trip to mid Ohio anytime soon you might want to reconsider since each of those words carries a negative connotation with the Gen Alpha set.

‘Burning out his fuse up here alone’? Wait. I thought it was ‘Bringin’ home a ham and provolone’!

‘Sommelier’ or wine steward comes from the Middle French word for a pack animal driver responsible for the transportation of supplies.

The political season is in full swing, providing us all with new words, terms and sometimes ‘weird’ altered meanings.

The ‘ick,’ ‘pebbling,’ and ‘chef’s kiss’ are among the 3.236 words and phrases Cambridge Dictionary added to its list of searchable words recently.

‘Hayward,’ ‘wainwright,’ ‘knacker’ and other professions from another time.

Some people (probably a bunch of French bakers is my guess) feel the need to make sure we Americans all know the difference between a macaroon and a macaron.

On a personal note I’m making an effort to replace the Fahrenheit scale with the Celsius one to feel cooler on hot days.