New words list added to the new Oxford English dictionary such as "sexting" "crowdfunding"

ByChris Beckett

The Oxford University Press Dictionary department is new in 2015Oxford English Dictionary(Oxford English Dictionary, OED) announced a new word added. Among the added words are those born from the Internet and those born from a fashion. The Oxford English Dictionary is open to the public on the InternetOxford dictionary(Oxford Dictionaries).

New words list June 2015 | Oxford English Dictionary
http://public.oed.com/the-oed-today/recent-updates-to-the-oed/june-2015-update/new-words-list-june-2015/

New words notes June 2015 | Oxford English Dictionary
http://public.oed.com/the-oed-today/recent-updates-to-the-oed/june-2015-update/new-words-notes-june-2015/

◆Blu-ray(noun)
Blu-ray of third generation optical disc standard using blue-violet semiconductor laser was added. Standards were formulated in 2002 as the successor optical disc of DVD, and in 2003 Sony became the world's first Blu-ray disc recorder "BDZ-S77"We sold.

ByDiego Correa

◆ boiler room(noun)
The room that stores the boiler in the steamship is sometimes called the boiler room (boiler room), but the volunteer people ask the candidates for support in the newly added boiler room It was added as a word pointing to the department that is working for.

ByKeith Ivey

◆Carnapper(noun)
Carnapper (Carnapper) is a combination of car (automobile) and kidnapper (person), which means "automobile thief".

ByGianne maverick

◆Crowdfunding
Crowdfunding (crowdfunding) multiplied the crowd with funding, funded by people and organizations that unspecified large number of users develop new products and services via the Internet We will do that.KickstarterAnd Indiegogo are called cloud funding sites, and users can announce the project and recruit cooperation from general users and collect funds. Besides crowdfunding, the verb croudfund and the adjective crowdfunded have been added together.

ByRocío Lara

◆E-cigarette(noun)
E-cigarette (suction) a small amount of steam generated by heating a liquid with a heating wireElectronic Cigarette) Was added as a new word.

ByLindsay Fox

◆ e-skin(noun)
E-skin (Easin) is an electronic artificial skin that can sense pressure as well as temperature. Unlike artificial skin that is used as an alternative to skin when the human body is damaged, electronic artificial skin is a further development of it.


◆Pageview(noun)
Pageview (pageview) is the number of times a specific page in the website or site was viewed. It is an index to measure how many people are browsing websites.

ByRoss Mayfield

◆ photobomb(noun)
Photobomb (photo bomb) refers to a photograph that people and things which are not related at all are reflected. When photographing, it seems that it may be used as a verb when going around behind and intentionally taking a picture.

ByNathan Rupert

◆Retweet(noun verb)
Retweet (retweet) is a familiar feature for those who use SNS's Twitter. Sharing the tweet of others and delivering it to the timeline of your follower can be used as a verb as well as a noun. In addition, "tweeting" pointing to tweet on Twitter has been newly added this time.

ByRosaura Ochoa

◆Sexting(noun)
The act of sending sexual text messages or photos between mobile phones is called sexting. It also spreads among minors in the United States, and it also became a problem that being a hotbed of child pornography. Laws regulating sexting have been enacted in each state in the US,An underage has been indictedSometimes

ByPro Juventute

◆ twerking(noun)
Twerking (toworking) is a sexy dance that bends your knees and lowers your hips and shakes your hips according to the music,Miley CyrusThere was a big fashion among young people by uploading a movie twerking. However, according to OED, the use example of Twerk dates back to 1820, it seems that there was meaning "twist, twisting movement".

ByKatherine

You can check what kind of dance is twerking from the following movie.

Miley Cyrus Twerking video - YouTube


◆ twitterati(noun)
There was a competition in 2009 about who was the first of a celebrity on Twitter to be able to break through 1 million followers and this movement was named Twitterati. Twitterati, who competes for the first time to break through 1 million followers, seems to have gotten a lot of attention in the United States.

BySlava Murava Kiss

◆Voluntourist(noun)
Voluntourist (boran tourist) is those who travel with both volunteer activities and sightseeing.

ByNatesh Ramasamy

◆Yarn bombing(noun)
Yarn bombing decorates with yarn to everything in the city such as trees, cars, postsGuerrilla ArtThing. It started in the Netherlands and spread to England and the United States.

ByTwilight Taggers

The new words added this time are 303 words in all, listed below.

· Antikythera mechanism (noun)
· Arré (indirect)
· Audax (noun)
· Autotune (verb)
· Autotuned (adjective)
· Backronym (noun)
· Bahala na (indirect)
· Balikbayan (noun)
· Baon (noun)
· Barangay (noun)
· Barkada (noun)
· Barong tagalog (noun)
· Barong (noun)
· Baro't saya (noun)
· Batchmate (noun)
· Bhelpuri (noun)
· Biomethane (noun)
· Birdhouse (noun)
· Blazar (noun)
· Blue star (noun, adjective verb)
· Bluff charge (noun)
· Bluff-charge (verb)
· Bluff-charging (noun)
· Blu-ray (noun)
· Boiler room (noun)
· Brûlée (noun)
· Brûlée (verb)
· Bukkake (noun)
· Buko (noun)
· Camming (noun)
· Carcade (noun)
· Carnap (verb)
· Carnapper (noun)
· Carnapping (noun)
· Chiffonade (verb)
· Chiffonaded (adjective)
· Choss (noun)
· Chossy (adjective)
· Christianist (noun, adjective verb)
· Churidar (noun)
· Cisgender (adjective, noun)
· Cluster (noun)
· Coasteering (noun)
· Colorism | colorism (noun)
· Comedize (verb)
· Comedogenic (adjective)
· Comedy of errors (noun)
· Comigrate (verb)
· Comix (noun)
· Coreular (adjective)
· Crokinole (noun)
· Crowdfund (verb)
· Crowdfunded (adjective)
· Crowdfunding (noun)
· Cyclogenesis (noun)
· Cyclosportive (noun)
· Dartboard (noun)
· Decidualization (noun)
· Decidualized (adjective)
· Decim (noun)
· Decision (verb)
· Declutter (noun)
· Declutter (verb)
· Decluttering (noun)
· Depanneur (noun)
· Despedida (noun)
· Dhaba (noun)
· Diabulimia (noun)
· Dog whistle (noun)
· Double-double (noun)
· Downtick (noun)
· Drumble (noun) 1
· Drumbling (adjective) 1
· Drumette (noun)
· E-cig (noun)
· E-cigarette (noun)
· Ecotown (noun)
· E-edition (noun)
· Eh up (noun, indirect)
· Eliminationism (noun)
· Eliminationist (noun, adjective)
· Emerg (noun)
· Enviropig (noun)
· Epazote (noun)
· Eris (noun)
· E-skin (noun)
· Estafa (noun)
· E-toll (noun)
· Externship (noun)
· Fap fap fap (indirect)
· Fap (verb)
· Fava (noun)
· Federal fund (noun)
· Feed-in (adjective, noun)
· Flocculant (adjective)
· FLOTUS (noun)
· Forensic science (noun)
· Forensics (noun)
· Fratty (adjective)
· Freegan (adjective, noun)
· Furol (noun, adjective)
· Ganache (noun)
· Gharara (noun)
· Ghrelin (noun)
· Go fish (noun)
· Goey (adjective)
· Go-for-broke (adjective)
· Go-for-it (adjective)
· Go-harvest (noun)
· Going away (adjective verb)
· Going-about (adjective)
· Gointer (verb)
· Go-juice (noun)
· Gon (verb)
· Gone away (indirect, noun)
· Gowa (verb)
· Gran Fondo (noun)
· Grow-op (noun)
· Gunna (verb)
· H2O (noun)
· Half-ass (verb)
· Halo-halo (noun)
· Handsy (adjective)
· Har de har (indirect, noun)
· Hard launch (noun)
· Hard launch (verb)
· Hard plastic (noun)
· Hard rocker (noun)
· Hard-arse, adv. (Adjective, noun)
· Hard-arsed (adjective)
· Hardbill (adjective, noun)
· Hard-bodied (adjective)
· Hard-code (verb)
· Hard-coded (adjective)
· Hardenable (adjective)
· Hardrocker (noun)
· Hardship (verb)
· Hardware woman (noun)
· Hardwire (adjective)
· Hardwiring (noun)
· Hardyhead (noun)
· Hardy-Weinberg (noun)
· Heterokont (noun, adjective)
· Hex (noun)
· Homo economicus (noun)
· Hot mess (noun)
· Howay (indirect)
· Hyperlocal (adjective)
· Hyphy (adjective, noun)
· Incharge (noun)
· Injera (noun)
· Interleading (adjective)
· Internal membrane (noun)
· Internalism (noun)
· Internalist (noun, adjective)
· Internaut (noun)
· Internegative (noun)
· Interpositive (noun)
· Intersectionality (noun)
· Interweb (noun)
· Inukshuk (noun)
· Jank (adjective)
· JavaScript (noun)
· Jeggings (noun)
· Kettlebell (noun)
· Kikay (noun, adjective)
· KKB (interposition, adjective)
· Koozie (noun)
· Kryptonite (noun)
· Kuya (noun)
· Lede (noun) 2
· Mabuhay (indirect)
· Mahala (adjective, adjective)
· Mamil (noun)
· Mangia-cake (noun)
· Marco Polo (noun)
· Masshole (noun)
· Meh (adjective, adjective)
· Merry-go-around (noun)
· Mini-stroke (noun)
· Morgellons (noun)
· Nanodiamond (noun)
· Nanosized (adjective)
· Netbook (noun) 2
· North Korean (adjective, noun)
· Off-grid (adjective, adjective verb)
· Old-earth (adjective)
· Onsight (verb)
· On-trend (adjective, adjective verb)
· Oophagy (noun)
· Pageview (noun)
· Pan de sal (noun)
· Papsak (noun)
· Pasalubong (noun)
· Pharmacovigilance (noun)
· Photobomb (noun)
· Photobomb (verb)
· Photobomber (noun)
· Photobombing (noun)
Presidentiable (noun)
· Pulutan (noun)
· Ranga (noun)
· Redpoint (noun)
· Redpoint (verb)
· Redpointing (noun)
· Restobar (noun)
· Retweet (noun)
· Retweet (verb)
· Retweeting (noun)
· Roastery (noun)
· Sanger (noun)
· Sari-sari store (noun)
· Say-away (noun)
· SCBU (noun)
· Scenarioist (noun)
· Scene (verb)
· Scent mark (noun)
· Scent marking (noun)
· Scent-mark (verb)
· SCOTUS (noun)
· Seachanger (noun)
· Self-immolate (verb)
· Seppo (noun)
· Sext (noun)
· Sext (verb)
· Sexting (noun)
· Sharara (noun)
· Sharon fruit (noun)
· Ship (noun)
· Ship (verb)
· Shipper (noun)
· Shipping (noun)
· Shirtfront (verb)
· Shitshow (noun)
· Shizzle (adjective)
· Shizzle (indirect)
· Sinigang (noun)
· Skort (noun)
· Sledge (noun)
· Sledge (verb)
· Sledger (noun)
· Smash-mouth (noun, adjective)
· South Korean (adjective, noun)
· Special Olympics (noun)
· Special operation (noun)
· Sportive (noun)
· Stagette (noun)
· Standard issue (noun, adjective)
· Stank (adjective, noun)
· Stanky (adjective)
· Staycation (noun)
· Stir-fry (noun)
· Storyboard (verb)
· Storyboarding (noun)
· Suki (noun)
· Sunchoke (noun)
· Sures (noun)
· Syst. (Noun)
· Systylious (adjective)
· Tan line (noun)
· Tea partier (noun)
· Tenderpreneur (noun)
· Texta (noun)
· Tik (noun)
· To-go (adjective)
· Top-rope (verb)
· Totes (adjective verb, interjunct)
· Town camp (noun)
· Tweeting (noun)
· Twerk (noun)
· Twerk (verb)
· Twerking (adjective)
· Twerking (noun)
· Twitterati (noun)
· Uber-, prefix
· Ubiquinol (noun)
· Uncanny valley (noun)
· Unconventional (adjective)
· Underdaks (noun)
· Unna (indirect)
· Utang na loob (noun)
· Vape (verb)
· Vaper (noun)
· Vaping (noun)
· Vog (noun)
· Voluntourism (noun)
· Voluntourist (noun)
· Webisode (noun)
· Whoonga (noun)
· Wuss (verb)
· Yaar (noun)
· Yarn bomb (noun)
· Yarn bomb (verb)
· Yarn bombing (noun)
· Yarnstorm (noun)
· Yarnstorm (verb)
· Yooper (noun)
· Young at heart (adjective, noun) and n.
· Young dewberry (noun)
· Young gun (noun)
· Young-earth (adjective)
· Zama zama (noun)
· Zef (adjective)
· -going, comb