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‘Mogging’ crowned Collins English dictionary word of the year

EntertainmentBy Jamie GriersonNov 3, 2026, 9:25 AM
‘Mogging’ crowned Collins English dictionary word of the year
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PUBLISHEDNov 3, 2026, 9:25 AM
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Bodybuilding slang referring to making someone else look inferior beat entries concerning AI and climate crisis Mogging – meaning to outperform or outshine someone or something – has been named Collins’s word of the year 2026.

Announcing the winner in an article for Collins , the copywriter Rachel Quin said the term describes making someone or something look inferior in terms of appearance, confidence or status. Friendslop A term adopted by gamers to describe low-budget, multiplayer indie titles focused on social fun over high-end graphics. Fricy A portmanteau of “fruity” and “spicy”, reflecting a rise in popular food products such as pineapple and mango hot sauces.…

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