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  1. Lenny Face

    Lenny Face

    Lenny Face ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) is an emoticon used to suggest a mischievous mood, imply sexual innuendo, or spam online discussions.
  2. 🐴 Horse Face emoji

    The Horse Face emoji 🐴  depicts the head of a horse. It is commonly used to refer to actual horses, horse racing, or to figurative uses of the word horse. It is often used alongside…
  3. holiday cookies

    “Spritz” Up Your Cookie Jar With The Facts On 12 Rich Holiday Cookies

  4. What Does The Letter “U” Have To Do With “W”?

    The 23rd letter of the English alphabet is a bit of a wonder. The humble W is the only letter of the alphabet with a three-syllable name. It is also one of three letters (H, W, and Y) with a name that does not indicate its phonetic use. The complications of W are twofold because of its name, double-u, and its shape, double V. What sound …

  5. How To Speak Queer Eye

    It didn’t take very long for the Netflix reboot of Queer Eye to sneak into America’s chests and start tugging those heartstrings. Now, with Season 4 out on July 19, 2019, we wanted to shine the spotlight on some of the lexical magic of the Fab Five.Spoiler alert … some Queer Eye plot points may be revealed. Grab your tissues and prepare for the ride.For …

  6. “Vaccinate” vs. “Inoculate” vs. “Immunize”: What Are The Differences?

    COVID-19 has greatly increased awareness and knowledge of specialized scientific vocabulary among the general public. Some of us may remember high school lessons on concepts like DNA and RNA, and the exact role they play in the development of new vaccines. For the rest of us, however, a quick refresher is in order. Central to the discussion of the pandemic is the topic of vaccination. …

  7. pumpkin, pumpkin pie, sunflower on yellow background

    Gather Around The Table With These 15 Thanksgiving Words

  8. spell book with magical aura around it, green filter.

    Wand At The Ready! These Magic Words Will Cast A Spell On You

    Hocus pocus, abracadabra, alakazam! These are the words we invoke when magic is at work—even if it might just be a card trick at home. While a few of these words and phrases have wholly crossed over into entertainment magic or originated there from the start (e.g., presto change-o), some of these words are rooted in older commands that called upon higher powers to influence …

  9. What Is “Mistletoe” And Why Do We Kiss Under It?

    If you celebrate Christmas, it’s likely that at some point this season you’ll find yourself puckering up under a mistletoe branch. What is this tradition of kissing under a plant all about? And does the name have anything to do with human toes? What is mistletoe? Mistletoe is a plant that grows parasitically on trees. Mistletoe can cause Witches’-broom, a symptom of a disease that …

  10. 🤤 Drooling Face emoji

    Whether you desperately desire a delicious meal, a nice pair of shoes, or that cutie sitting across from you in the coffee shop, you might look like the drooling face emoji: 🤤. This emoji is used…
  11. Get The Scoop On These Ice Cream Words

  12. Dictionary Week: It’s A Word Party, And You’re Invited!

    Thank you for celebrating Dictionary Week with us in honor of Dictionary.com’s 28th birthday! Check out all the highlights here! Monday, May 15  Will you be inducted into our Pun Hall of Fame? Dictionary Week kicks off with a very special Punday Monday. Share your favorite puns with us on Twitter—we might add yours to our Pun Hall Of Fame!  Plus: Get in on the Wordplay Day …