Collins Dictionary’s ‘lighthearted’ Word of the Year 2026 has a sinister history
While it’s grown in popularity over the last year, ‘mogging’ actually dates back to the 2010s (Picture: Getty Images) Photobomb, brat, lockdown. What do all these words have in common? Well, they’ve all been the previous winners of the Collins Dictionary’s Word of the Year, of course. For the past 13 years, experts at Collins have bestowed the title upon the word they believe best reflects ‘our…
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