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If you've ever wanted to create your own computer program but never learnt how to code, you might try "vibe coding". Collins Dictionary's word of the year - which is confusingly made up of two words - ...

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It’s the teenage lingo that’s sweeping the nation, and now it’s the word of the year. Dictionary.com named 67 (six-seven) its 2025 Word of the Year this week, but if you aren’t sure what it means, you ...

The precise origin of 67 remains unclear. Some trace it to Skrilla's 2024 drill song "Doot Doot (6 7)." Others link it to NBA player LaMelo Ball, whose 6-foot-7-inch stature became a symbol of swagger ...