From ‘gazump’ to ‘gobsmack’, ‘squiffy’ to ‘snog’, British English is full of words that sound like barmy balderdash. Christine Ro explains why. “That wazzock dared to gazump me ...

By Paul DadaI take an exception to the seeming attitude of subservience by Nigerians who give themselves out as English Language purists with regard to what constitute standard English.I think that ...

Different words, different pronunciations, and different spellings have created two distinct separations in the English language: British English and American English. Words, phrases, and slang ...

The British Invasion of American English ... in the “Oxford English Dictionary” is the first use of the word in English. (Because new words typically show up in speech first, and the ...

In a TikTok video, which has gained over 1 million views since being posted, the American-British couple revealed some of the words they differ ... as an American and an English lad,” the ...

The polar regions are cold, remote and off-putting, but there are thousands of polar words in English – and not just words ...

The word has its origins in Yiddish, and has been adopted and widely used in British English. Fit: 7 votes 'Fit' in Brit-speak is a term that describes a person who is physically attractive ...

It has been "a British intensive swear word at least ... Experts reveals the English words that could go extinct within a generation because they're not used by younger people - including 'tosh ...

Talk about a mouthful. Previously, in 2008, he had to “forget” a whopping 40,000 British English words that the U.S. version of the game doesn’t recognize. Nevertheless, he proudly took home ...

Although Americans and Brits both speak english, there are tons of confusing British phrases, words, and slang that have unique meanings. Here are the ones you should know. This is one those ...