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Dictionary.com adds "6 7" and six other terms including "aura-farming" and "tradwife" to its lexicon, with the Gen Alpha slang term earning Word of the Year honors for 2025.

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Dictionary.com has named “67” its Word of the Year for 2025 — a number that somehow manages to mean everything and nothing.

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