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The English language is bursting with colorful expressions that come from strange and surprising places—and many of them once had literal meanings that the general public has long since forgotten. 
Ellen Gutoskey|
’Tis the season to learn how to say “Merry Christmas” in many languages.
Sophie Lau|
Defining terms highlighted by the Oxford English Dictionary and why they’re significant this year.
Jenny Cohen|
Think about it: have you ever heard someone say they had “extenuating errands”? These eight words are only used in a very specific context.
Sam Hindman|
Think twice before responding if someone calls you one of these words.
Sam Hindman|
Go with ‘goozlum’ instead of ‘gravy’ this Thanksgiving.
Angela Tung|
The history behind “no worries” and why the phrase became a favorite for millennials and Gen Z.
Chelsea Thatcher|
No, “gaudy” did not come from a famous architect with a similar-sounding name.
Mary Beth Skylis|

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