Much to the joy (or maybe the disappointment, you be the judge) of word wonks everywhere, some of the Trumps trial’s combatants even coined new words to describe one another. The news these past few ...

Undated -- The Washington Post's Mensa Invitational once again asked readers to take any word from the dictionary, alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one letter, and supply a new ...

Commentary: "Interesting” remains one of my trigger words. Whatever the topic at hand, someone always gets caught flat-footed ...

A few weeks ago, I was sitting in a brainstorming meeting. After one particularly important idea was mentioned, someone responded with “That’s a really interesting point.” And then, crickets. OK, not ...

I have heard the word “interesting” being used as a way to describe how people think or feel about something in seminar discussions too often. I miss the days when I didn’t care; it’s the point that ...

To Dean from Belmont, MI, I love that song. Based on Mike's response, I'm not sure he got the reference. I thought maybe it was an ICP reference. Nope, just Judy Collins. Mike from Baraboo, WI No ...

March 23, 2006 — -- Babies can learn new words if they are associated with objects that catch their attention, researchers at the Infant Lab at Temple University in Philadelphia have found. "They ...