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Online English etymology dictionary
English is a West Germanic language that grew from Anglo-Saxon dialects brought to Britain in the 5th–7th centuries AD and later borrowed massively from Norse, Norman French and Latin — so most Englis...
The verb -origin">discombobulate first appears in in the early 19th century, with major dictionary authorities placing its earliest attestations in the 1820s–1830s; the Oxford English Dictionary dates...
The clinical term "-vs-blow-job">fellatio" is a direct borrowing from fellātiō, rooted in the verb fellāre "to suck," and its use in follows a medical/academic trajectory that solidified in the late 1...
Poo is the informal, chiefly child-directed word for solid waste expelled from the body — feces — and appears across major English dictionaries with similar definitions and usage notes . Lexicographer...