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DANIEL P. FINNEY: Chasing likes, not scholarship, elevates '6–7' to Word of the Year
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'6-7' Doesn't Mean Anything. Linguists Say That's The Point
Dictionary.com’s 2025 Word of the Year…6-7: Columnists from CBC Radio3:37Dictionary.com has dubbed SIX SEVEN as the Word of the Year. CBC Trendsguy Jason Osler wonders aloud if the English language is eroding or evolving Dictionary.com declaring “6-7,” “the classic brainrot slang” that’s “purposefully nonsensical” as its 2025 word of the year, is more meaningful than it seems, according to some linguists. Critics of the pick say it represents a…
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