If those words are “moist,” “crevice,” “slacks,” or “luggage” then you’re not alone. In fact, People magazine voted “moist” as the “most cringeworthy word” in English and actually made a video of ...

Biden” was the fifth most frequently used word in the Trump White House first 100 days, according to a TIME analysis of ...

These messages, however, will be nothing more than words unless they are supported by the many nonverbal symbols through which the liturgy can speak these truths with eloquence and grace.

Many people are also downloading ... either to ‘flip through’ the magazine or to and from the Table of Contents.” What if I decide to click on a word that is highlighted in an article ...

This got me thinking. How many times has the word "callipygian" ever been printed in the DMN? Go ahead. Guess. “Patients will ask for Kim Kardashian’s buttocks,” said Dr. Jennifer Walden ...

totaling 3.4 million words. If he had followed his own advice, he would have used only 102 exclamation points in his entire career. In practice, he used 1,651. That’s 16 times as many as he ...

On Saturday, Time Magazine Managing Editor Nancy Gibbs added an apology to the news website’s poll asking readers what word they want ... not be trivialized. Too many women’s lives depend ...

Many will find it entertaining how she tries to pinch the pages of the magazine. Many will nod sagely ... They will nod even more sagely at the video's last words: "Steve Jobs has coded a part ...

For the November issue of D Magazine, an artist and Englishman called Richard Patterson embarked on a quest to find the best fish and chips in Dallas. He returned with about 25,000 words that had ...

If those words are “moist,” “crevice,” “slacks,” or “luggage” then you’re not alone. In fact, People magazine voted “moist” as the “most cringeworthy word” in English and actually made a video of ...