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The English language offers a rich booty of words for our various body parts.

Chalaza, asynchronous and other random words to ponder before the new year.

We answer the burning question bothering us — OK, me — since we were young schoolchildren: 'Is Y a consonant or a vowel?'

Some more straightforward quad heterographs include right, rite, wright and write, as well as bi, buy, by and bye.

The English language is full of colorful animal expressions. Enough to keep you busy until the cows come home.

Word games are hot, and plentiful. Just ask the New York Times. And Taylor Swift.

Let's say that I wanted to pare a pair of pears, for instance.

Mainers, it seems, are more likely to cheat at Wordle than residents of any other state in the nation (we’re No. 1!, we’re No. 1!).

Famous bears, pesky S's, 360-degree turns and well-honed targets are in our sights this week. And the bead goes on.

The Cambridge Dictionary chose 'nomophobia,' or 'a fear or worry at the idea of being without your mobile phone or being unable to use it.'