#Dictionary

Marshawn Lynch is one of the most entertaining people to ever play in the NFL, and the running back’s ability to amuse off of the field is only rivaled by his tendency to awe fans with what he was able to do on the gridiron by going into “Beast Mode”—a nickname that’s now been immortalized by the

iStockphoto / cerro_photography The phrase ‘key bumps’ was trending this week so the Merriam-Webster Dictionary shared their definition of the term Key Bump is not to be confused with Bump Key, something the lock picking community wanted everyone to know after Key Bump started trending Read

Remember back in January when an Australian dictionary chose “milkshake duck” as their word of the year? And remember when the Oxford dictionary basically just made up a word back in 2017 for their word of the year? Well… the Merriam-Webster and Collins Dictionaries didn’t go anywhere near that

Source: Good News Network Reprinted with permission from Peace News Network September 29th, 2018 The word “peacebuilding” gets 7 million hits on Google, yet isn’t in most dictionaries—but a campaign is well on its way to changing that. “Peacebuilding” was coined in the 1970’s by Norwegian

Scrabble is one of the greatest board games ever invented. It rewards intelligence and strategy while players also learn throughout the gameplay. It can also be an incredibly frustrating game at times when you play a word that you KNOW is an actual word but somehow that word isn’t yet included in