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New words added to dictionary: Are you down with the kids?

The Cambridge Dictionary has officially welcomed 6,000 new words this year - including a wave of new slang inspired by social media.

Delulu, tradwife, broligarcy, and lewk, have all been added because experts believe the words will not be just a fad, but will have linguistic staying power. The words have grown in use across social and mainstream media and beyond, linked to celebrities and influencers such as Kim Kardashian (skibidi), Hannah Neeleman of @ballerinafarm (tradwife) and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (delulu with no solulu).

Other words linked to working from home, such as "mouse jiggler" - a device or app that simulates mouse movement and stops your computer going into sleep mode - and climate change-related phrases like "forever chemical.

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