ST. LOUIS — If you heard what we just heard — the sound of pens dropping, echoed gasps of disbelief with mouths agape — don't be alarmed; they, too, are trying to process the newest sensation of a ...

If your brain already hurts from the Yanny/Laurel drama, get ready for the next way to butcher the English language: changing "no" to "yesn't." A Change.org petition to change the word "no" to "yesn't ...

Last year, the word “whomst” took the internet by storm when online goofuses deduced that if “whom” is like the smart person form of “who,” then “whomst” must be for only the most brilliant of ...

More than 34,000 people have signed a petition to change the word ‘no’ in the English language to ‘yesn’t’. Why? We truly have no idea. We also aren’t sure what will actually happen when the target of ...

In the development of a non-binary vocabulary, «yesn’t» would have a special place. In the very forms they employ, the artists presented in YESN’T both practice what is called a politics of refusal, ...

On the website www.dictionary.com the definition of YESN’T that can be found reads as follow: “Yesn’t is a negative used to express dissent or an unwillingness to do something. It is another (or ...