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20th December 2016
12:18am GMT
The Oxford English Dictionary have just added a thousand wonderful and wacky new words to their dictionary.
In more recent times the most famous of new lingo have been household phrases such as 'twerking', 'selfie' and 'duck face'.
We've been scouring today's list and have scooped out the most ridiculous of the new words.
Enjoy!
Not sure if this was in homage to the late great Gene Wilder who played Wonka in the film, but the all-singing all-dancing orange men are now an official word in the Oxford English dictionary.
We all know this one stands for 'you only live once', as Drake recited poetically in his hit tune, 'The Motto'.
It's pretty obvious that the person who made the final decision on these words was certainly thinking YOLO at the time!
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Thanks to Oxford English Dictionary "YOLO just Fuhgeddaboudit he's a cheeseball with moobs" is now a perfectly legitimate sentence
— Lily Bailey (@LilyBaileyUK) September 12, 2016
This is of course a cross between yoga and pilates, namely the breathing techniques of yoga mixed with the positions of yoga.
Eat, pray, love, people.
An adjective which is used to describe grating or irritating music.
What some might use to refer to the UK's Eurovision entry each year perhaps?
A high pitched squeal of delight.
Reserved for when the YOLO moments go to plan.
As as child, I always believed this word to a be a part of the dictionary but in fact it is only official as of today!
Basically something that's absolutely delicious.
My vocabulary is having a field day!
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