By: Marketing Online Common Sense » Top 10 Buzzwords in 2008
[...] online resources where these trendy phrases come from: Oxford Word of the Year 2008, Doubletongued.com, and most news [...]
View ArticleBy: Terminologia etc. » Blog » Cinepanettoni e parole dell’anno 2008
[...] poi trovato divertente il neologismo topless meeting, visto nella classifica americana dell’Oxford Univeristy Press: è una riunione a cui è proibito portare i laptop. Non sarebbe male applicare...
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[...] consumption. Well, I recently learned that the New Oxford Dictionary announced hypermiling as the 2008 word of the year. They discuss the history of the word, some of the methods and positive...
View ArticleBy: Hypermiling Gets Mileage as Word of the Year | TakePart Social Action...
[...] Well, the New Oxford American Dictionary has decided to make hypermiling all the more official, as it is the 2008 Word of the Year. Says the Oxford University Press blog: “Hypermiling” was...
View ArticleBy: Marjan blogi » Congrats Marja! You are not a n00b!
[...] taho. Oxford University Press kertoo Oxford American Dictionaryn valinneen vuoden 2008 voittajaksi hypermilingin, mutta paljon hauskempi oli mielestäni topless meeting – a meeting in which the...
View ArticleBy: What is a Frugalista and why does she tip? « Frugalista Tips
[...] – Oxford University Press Blog, November 2008 [...]
View ArticleBy: One Millionth English Word Controversy « Livca's Blog
[...] Hypermiling- New Oxford American Dictionary’s 2008 Word of the Year [...]
View ArticleBy: Re:Generator Magazine » Blog Archive »…Of the year
[...] New Oxford American Dictionary’s word of the year is hypermiling. It’s no “w00t,” but it will do. The term hypermiling refers to the practice of [...]
View ArticleBy: Re:Generator Magazine » Blog Archive » Final verdict: 2008 not so 200gr8
[...] Person of the Year was obvious, but hard to ignore. The New Oxford American Dictionary’s word of the year was less obvious, but it made sense when you thought about [...]
View ArticleBy: How I “Hypermiled” Myself Up To Seattle « The Non-Consumer Advocate
[...] is the Oxford English Dictionary’s 2008 word of the [...]
View ArticleBy: Word of the Year: an unreliable yet fascinating barometer of tech
[...] hypermiling, for instance. 2008’s word, relevant and rich at the time, seems positively archaic now; as electrics and more efficient [...]
View ArticleBy: UNFRIEND « IT'S A GRIND COFFEE HOUSE | DALLAS
[...] 2008, the Word of the Year was hypermiling, and in 2007, locovore. Other WOTY front-runners considered this year by Oxford University Press [...]
View ArticleBy: Social Media Popularity Reflected in 2009 Oxford Dictionary Word of the Year
[...] year Oxford gave the gift of hypermiling but that didn’t take us very far at all. However, this year is different — social [...]
View ArticleBy: Oxford’s Word of the Year: Unfriend « No Happy Medium
[...] OUP chose “hypermiling” last year. I’ve never heard anyone use this word. Have you? I can get behind 2007’s selection of “locavore” even as it makes me cringe, or carbon neutral and podcast the...
View ArticleBy: To befriend or to unfriend. Is that really the question? « Editing...
[...] has the same longevity as its most recent predecessors. I’ve never heard anyone use 2008’s ‘hypermiling’ (making adjustments to one’s car or one’s driving techniques to maximise fuel-consumption)...
View ArticleBy: Bilety lotnicze
topless meeting – I usually refered to that as a silent meeting – i guess though everybody is free to use their own “words”.
View ArticleBy: Word(s) of the Year « Harmless Drudge
[...] you visit the blog post announcing the WotY and look through the finalists and shortlist, you see many words that strike [...]
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topless meeting is my favourite one (((:, truely I couldn`t imagine to attend any meeting without my laptop or even iPhone, I feel naked without them (: Greg.
View ArticleBy: OUPblog » Blog Archive »“Refudiate this, word snobs!”
[...] with truthiness and bootylicious anytime soon, but could refudiate join the ranks of unfriend, hypermiling, and locavore as the 2010 Oxford Word of the [...]
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