"Gibberish" is a noun that refers to speech or writing that is meaningless, nonsensical, or difficult to understand. It can ...

"Smug" is an adjective used to describe someone who is overly self-satisfied, confident, or pleased with themselves, often in a way that seems irritating to others. A person with a "smug" attitude may ...

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Happy birthday to Strands! The New York Times Stands game, which is kind of like a word-find where you're not given the list ...

Apple has acknowledged a peculiar bug with the iPhone’s dictation feature that briefly displays “Trump” when someone says the word “racist.” The Verge has been unable to reproduce the ...

Today's Word of the Day: Berserk. It can be used as an adjective or adverb and it means to behave in a out of control manner either with anger or excitement. Its synonyms can be frenzied, crazed, ...

UPDATE: Now we know why this is happening so quietly: Microsoft says this free, ad-supported version of Office is only a test. Here’s the statement. –Paul “Microsoft has been conducting ...

List of more than two dozen "prohibited words" circulates at FDA White House says list may have misinterpreted Trump gender order White House says FDA should prohibit some of the words on list Feb ...

The right-wing war on all things “woke” has relied on a critical weapon: language. Trumpworld’s culture-war arsenal may contain many things—a flurry of social media posts and videos, an ...

This word has appeared in 119 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year. Can you use it in a sentence? By The Learning Network This word has appeared in 201 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year.