Has Merriam-Webster gone too far with the latest additions to its ever-growing expansion of the English lexicon? We dunno, 🤷 we want you to be the judge.
: the practice of reducing a product's amount or volume per unit while continuing to offer it at the same price: content posted usually by an influencer on social media that looks like a typical post but for which the poster has been paid to advertise a product or service: a toy covered in plush fabric and filled with soft material
"Some of these words will amuse or inspire, others may provoke debate. Our job is to capture the language as it is used," Merriam-Webster Editor-at-Large Peter Sokolowski says in a statement."Words offer a window into our ever-changing language and culture, and are only added to the dictionary when there is clear and sustained evidence of use.
Back in 2015 — seven years ago — Bustle ran with the headline"Here's Why People Are Suddenly Saying 'Yeet'"for anhas moved from its beginnings as a dance Vine to an exclamation of excitement to the act of throwing something with force.
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