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Chur', 'balls deep', and 36 Te Reo words officially added to Oxford English Dictionary
Chur' and 36 Te Reo words officially added to the Oxford English Dictionary
Oxford Dictionary Adds Words Like ''Side Boob'' and ''YOLO" - E! Online
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LOOK: Filipino words in the Oxford English Dictionary | ABS-CBN News
Woot! 'Woot' Now Officially a Word, According to the OED - The Atlantic
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Oxford English Dictionary includes 'chuddies' in latest update | India News - Times of India
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Presidentiable,' 'barkada,' 'KKB' officially recognized in Oxford English Dictionary | Global News
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Lepak, Teh Tarik and Shiok now in Oxford English Dictionary
