Older generations might still associate the word with a comforting drink, having no clue that someone is asking for the ...

There comes a point in your life when you should stop using contemporary slang, because it's def cringe lol. If you had to look that up on the internet, you aren't alone. Nine out of 10 people have ...

Etymology Nerd, aka Adam Aleksic, unpacks where teen slang comes from — and why it evolves too fast for adults to keep up.

The filmmaker's daughter was proud of how many terms the 80-year-old knew Francesca Scorsese/ TikTok Martin Scorsese is effortlessly crushing it on TikTok. The legendary filmmaker, 80, made another ...

As parents try to keep up with Generation Z words, an online language tutoring company released a guide to the most popular slang terms of 2023 to help those unfamiliar with modern slang — no cap.

Martin Scorsese and his daughter's latest TikTok video? Fire. The Irishman director proved that even at age 80, he's the CEO of keeping up with the online slang after Francesca Scorsese tested his ...

Read any parenting book today, and it likely will recommend that, “communication is key” in building a relationship with one’s teenagers. It’s great advice, but what if you and your teens don’t speak ...

Because of her FOMO, the teen ghosted her slammin’ gramp to chill with her lit bff. Later, her disappointed parents not only found her explanation sus; they couldn’t see her POV. Say what? Slang has ...

Teenagers appear to have a language of their own, and it's keeping parents on their toes. Nearly 3 in 5 parents say they keep up with modern slang to better connect with their teens, according to a ...

Add “belligerent” and “literati” in an op-ed and stir. “Belligerati!” This recent addition to America’s political lingo -- and hundreds of other coinages -- are compiled in Hatchet Jobs and Hardball: ...

Listen up parents, if your kid tells you they want to show you their drip, they're not talking about a leaky faucet or perspiring toilet. Instead, they finna vibe check their attire, possibly before ...