according to a new study published by the word wizards at WordTips. In fact, New York State only hit the damn list at number 17. (Seventeen!) Researchers analyzed 1.7 million English-language ...

You’ve gotta be f—king kidding me. I’ve just skimmed a new study from the jackasses over at WordTips that claims New York is the 17th-most foul-mouthed state in the union. Seven-motherf ...

The game can be addicting but it also only takes a few minutes a day to play. WordTips online word search tool used Twitter data to determine the countries, states and cities that have the best ...

According to research by Wordtips, St. Paul is the best American city at solving Wordle, the daily five-letter word guessing game. St. Paul residents average 3.51 guesses (out of a possible six ...

According to a survey by the WordTips website, more people approve of the New Orleans manner of speech than any other accent. Yeah, you right! According to a news release, WordTips — a word ...

To see which definitions people are looking up in each country, the language site Wordtips gathered Google search volume data from November 2024 via Semrush’s keyword research tool. Researchers ...

Researchers from WordTips say that 'bloody' tops the list as the outdated slang term Britons love the most, while 'canny' is the word we'd be happy to get rid of. 'Our analysis of unpopular old ...

Readers: Where is the best Irish pub? WordTips recently released a list of the most loved and hated slang terms in America, which included a Boston-specific list. In Boston, the five most loved ...

A recent study of etymology by Wordtips found that Southwestern states often honor important founding fathers in their city names. Austin, Houston and Fort Worth all carry the names of early ...

The study, from WordTips, looked at student newspapers from universities in Australia, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to find out which students had widest vocabularies.