"67" is an ambiguous slang term made popular by Gen Alpha on social media and in middle schools across the country.

Even though much of the adult world hasn't quite figured out what it means, '67' is the word of the year. Here's what it means and why.

Regional and state-specific slang is a large part of American culture. You can say the same thing in four different states, and it’ll mean four different things. The Pacific Northwest is often left ...

Michigan parents and teachers might be stumped when Gen Alpha kids — those born from 2010 to 2024 — toss out terms like "delulu," "rizz" or "6 7." The slang terms, born from the internet and social ...

Are you feeling perplexed by your teenager's use of the phrase "six seven?" Here's what it means and where it originated from ...

Have you ever texted someone and they used slang or an acronym you're unfamiliar with? There are so many different ways to abbreviate and shorten our conversations. Even though these acronyms may be ...

Dictionary.com chose a popular slang term as its Word of the Year after analyzing data including headlines, social media ...