Thank Dickens for words and phrases like butter-fingers, flummox, the creeps, dustbin, ugsome, slangular, and more. 14. Dickens started a home for “fallen women.” ...

Let’s face it — the trajectory of our language is trending slangular (a word I’m confident I just invented).

小隐隐于野，大隐隐于市。 深圳一对80后小夫妻，成功在繁华的大都市实现了自己惬意舒适的田园生活。他们的家可谓是“桃花源”一般的存在，在快节奏的现代城市里，打造了属于自己的隐逸生活。他们的阳台果园更新到网络上，吸粉无数，令无数人羡慕。 网友大呼，这一看就不是摆拍，实在太 ...

Let’s face it — the trajectory of our language is trending slangular (a word I’m confident I just invented). With the proliferation and pervasiveness of internet culture, slang is everywhere.

Let’s face it — the trajectory of our language is trending slangular (a word I’m confident I just invented). With the proliferation and pervasiveness of internet culture, slang is everywhere.

Let’s face it — the trajectory of our language is trending slangular (a word I’m confident I just invented). With the proliferation and pervasiveness of internet culture, slang is everywhere ...

Let's face it – the trajectory of our language is trending slangular (a word I'm confident I just invented).

Let’s face it — the trajectory of our language is trending slangular (a word I’m confident I just invented). With the proliferation and pervasiveness of Internet culture, slang is everywhere.

Let’s face it — the trajectory of our language is trending slangular (a word I’m confident I just invented). With the proliferation and pervasiveness of internet culture, slang is everywhere.

Thank Dickens for words and phrases like butter-fingers, flummox, the creeps, dustbin, ugsome, slangular, and more He had a pet raven called Grip. His last novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, remains a ...

Charles Dickens loved nothing better than tossing language into new combinations, cooking up slangular, comfoozled (overcome) and self-snatchiation: to rescue oneself from danger.