Got hit with “yuh” in your DMs and sat there staring at your screen? You’re not alone. Last month, my coworker’s daughter texted him “yuh we good” and he spent twenty minutes wondering if she meant yes, was greeting him, or had a typo. Turns out yuh is the linguistic equivalent of a mood ring—changes … Read more
Looking for words that start with Y? You’ve come to the right place! Whether you’re dominating at Scrabble, solving crossword puzzles, or enriching your vocabulary, this complete collection of 1000 words starting with Y has everything you need. From common everyday words like “yes” and “yellow” to rare gems like “yataghan” and “yokozuna,” we’ve organized … Read more
Ever wondered how many English words start with Z? Learning Z words can help you score big. Here’s a list of 1000 words beginning with Z that every word lover should know. Organized by category, length, and usage to help writers, students, and word game enthusiasts find the perfect Z word instantly. Why You Need … Read more
The letter X is known as one of the trickiest letters in the English language. Not many words are started with this letter, but the ones that exist are quite interesting. In this guide, a complete list of words that start with X will be shared, along with their meanings and examples. Quick Reference: X … Read more
So my 8-year-old nephew hit me with this riddle last Tuesday: “Uncle, what starts with N and ends with G?” I’m sitting there feeling pretty confident. I mean, I’ve got a degree in English and write for a living. Easy question, right? I start rattling off answers – “Nursing! Napping! Nabbing!” – and this kid … Read more
Mrs. Rodriguez was my first Spanish teacher back in high school. She spent literally an entire week making us practice the letter J. Just J. Nothing else. I remember thinking this was such a waste of time because how hard could one letter be? Spoiler alert: I was completely wrong and she was right. That … Read more
Last Thursday night, I’m sitting there playing Scrabble with my cousin Sarah, and she drops “axiom” on a triple word score. I challenged it because honestly? I thought she made it up. Turns out axiom’s a real word and I lost 15 points for challenging. But that whole embarrassing situation got me wondering – how … Read more
