Whether you always have to have the last word or just love dark humor, these funny last words will have you dying of laughter.

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Charlize Theron's daughters won't let her use their favourite slang words. The 49-year-old actress - who has adopted kids Jackson, 12, and nine-year-old August - think she is "too old" for certain ...

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Language is a living, breathing thing, constantly evolving with each generation leaving its unique mark. But sometimes, a word or phrase catches fire so brightly, it burns out a little too quickly.

Victorian slang is weirdly fun. Some of it sounds like total nonsense, but it all had meaning back in the day. In this quiz, you'll get 27 real slang terms from the Victorian era. Your job is to ...

What does “FAFO” mean? The definition, history and meaning of this slang acronym.

The Cincinnati Bengals have a new slogan for the upcoming season and it just so happens to form the slang word "PHAT" that was popular 30 years ago. Safe to say, it made Bengals fans cringe.