Every
year new English words make their way into the dictionary. Here’s the list of
new English words with meaning.
New
English Words With Meaning:
Stan
– obsessive fan of a specific celebrity
Adulting
– activities that are considered typical of adults
Hygge
– feeling warm, comfortable, content
Gig
worker – people who take up temporary jobs
Buzzy
– exciting
Cringe
– feeling embarrassed and ashamed
Long
hauler – somebody who is experiencing the after-effects of any serious illness
Fast
fashion – clothing at affordable prices
Finfluencer
– a definite type of influencer who emphases on money-related topics
Lowkey
– something that you might not want others to know explicitly
Situationship
– a relationship that is more than friends but less than a couple
Nomophobia
– fear of being without a mobile phone
Hangry
– getting angry because of hunger
Awe
walk – taking a walk outside and looking at the things around you
Contactless
– not requiring physical touching or interaction between people
Truthiness
– something that appears true but isn’t backed up by evidence or fact
Bit
rot – digital information that can’t be opened
Makerspace
– a place where people come together to create something
Awfulize
– imagining a situation to be as bad as possible
Ripped
– physically fit
A
Game – someone’s best performance
Anglosphere
- English-speaking countries collectively
Bigsie
– arrogant, pretentious
Athleisure
– casual, comfortable clothing or footwear
Beat
– tired
Awedde
– overcoming or healing from anger, madness, or distress
Awesomesauce
– excellent
Awfy
– terrible
Bok
– A South African
Bomb
– really good
Jerkweed
– a silly person
Bukateria
– a roadside restaurant or stall
Chickie
- a term of endearment for a child
Sick
– awesome
Coulrophobia
- extreme fear of clowns
Dof
– stupid
Fantoosh
– stylish
Kvetchy
– irritable
Mama
put – a street vendor
Thirstry
– having a strong desire for publicity
Tea
– the real truth
Lit
– very exciting
Fire
– amazing
Cheesy
– silly
Franger
– condom
Shero
– a female hero
Dope – very good or excellent
