Chances are, if you use the word “very” to describe something, there’s a better word out there. For example, instead of saying you’re “very happy,” you might say you’re ecstatic.

Infographics 101: The Anatomy You can’t slap a bunch of statistics in a colorful flowchart and pass it off as an infographic. For an infographic to be effective, it must adhere to basic ...

It’s an idea explored in this infographic by design student Pei-Ying Lin, which lists 19 emotions that, unless you’re a native speaker of Russian, Japanese, or any number of languages other ...

But, as our infographic shows, a word can be around for a long time before it makes the cut. The OED online is updated four times a year, and each entry gives the date of the first verified ...

Traditionally, creating infographics has required the services of a skilled design professional and a sizable budget for expert time and talent. With a range of new web services, the cost and ...

While we may have many words we can use to represent our emotions, there are some feelings that no English word can describe. But that doesn't mean other languages don't have words for them—and ...

Nearly 2,500 words were chosen by Wardle’s partner, Palak Shah, to be included as correct words for the game. However, there are more than 10,000 possible words that players can guess.