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The Top Words of 2010





spillcam
    The bp spillcam instantly beamed the immensity of the gulf spill around the world to the dismay of environmentalists, bp’s pr staff and the president.
vuvuzela
    Brightly colored plastic horns that first came to prominence at the south african world cup.
the narrative
    Though used at least since the narrative of the life of frederick douglass in 1845, ‘the narrative’ has recently been gaining traction in the political arena, virtually replacing the need for a pa...
refudiate
    Conflation of “refute” and “repudiate” (un)officially coined by sarah palin.
guido and guidette
    Hey! all things jersey are hot, capish? (actually, capisci in standard italian.)
deficit
  1. A growing and possibly intractable problem for the economies of most of the developed world.

  2. The amount by which something is less than it should be

  3. Íåäîñòàòîê, äåôèöèò äåôèöèò;
snowmaggedden
    Portmanteau words linking ‘snow’ with ‘apocalypse’ and ‘armageddon’, used to describe the record snowfalls in the us east coast and northern europe last winter.
3-d
    Three-dimensional (as in movies) is buffo box office this year, but 3-d is being used in new ways generally describing ‘robustness’ in products (such as toothpaste).