Dictionary.com’s Word Of The Year is ‘6 7’ — and literate people are losing their minds over it: ‘Like a man being named woman of the year’

Dictionary.com's selection of '6 7' as its Word of the Year has sparked significant controversy, with many literate individuals expressing their disbelief and frustration. This choice raises questions about the evolving nature of language and what it means to be recognized in such a prestigious category. The backlash highlights a growing concern over the standards of literacy and the implications of redefining words in today's society.