This year, the word "identity" joins an exclusive club of words. It is Dictionary.com's word of the year. Users looked up about 5.5 billion words this year on Dictionary.com, and Mic spoke to Jane ...

Dictionary.com named "identity" its 2015 Word of the Year on Tuesday. CEO Liz McMillan said they chose the word “identity” because of an uptick in lookups on Dictionary.com for “identity-related” ...

Every December, Dictionary.com selects a word that encapsulates the zeitgeist of the past year, and Dictionary.com's word of 2015 is "identity" — a fitting choice given how often identity politics ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Let’s start this gig off by stating the obvious: The meaning of Pride Month has changed, or at ...

This year, the word "identity" joins an exclusive club of words. It is Dictionary.com's word of the year. Users looked up about 5.5 billion words this year on Dictionary.com, and Mic spoke to Jane ...

"We like to pick a word of the year that encapsulates some of the biggest stories of the year news-wise, and we also this year were really, really interested in what words trended in user lookups," ...