Oxford Word of the Year 2021 | Oxford Languages
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Goblin Mode' chosen as Oxford Word of the Year for 2022
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Oxford Children's Word of the Year for 2022 revealed
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Here's how Oxford zeroes in on its word of the year as people vote for 2022
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