WORDS

From "apple-knocker" to "Xanadu."

It's something many of us have experienced.

Add a little fun to your vocabulary by dropping one of these 20 long-overlooked Spanish phrases into conversation.

It starts out easy and gets progressively harder.

According to some estimates, 30 percent of the English language—or roughly one in three English words—is derived directly from French.

Every time Christmas rolls around it brings with it its own vocabulary of words you barely hear the rest of the year. Here are a few we should bring back.

The first edition featured 39 pages on horse diseases.

If you're looking for a new nickname for your sweetheart, try hasenfürzchen. (Just don't tell them it means "bunny fart" in German.)

People are up in arms.

Does a sandwich need bread to be called a sandwich?

Brush up on some medical and legal jargon before your next true crime binge.

"Meme" is older than you might think.