In 2005 the American Dialect Society voted Stephen Colbert's "truthiness," meaning "the quality of stating concepts or facts one wishes or believes to be true, rather than concepts or facts known to be true." A year later, Miriam-Webster Dictionary also picked "truthiness" for word of the year, while the ADS chose "plutoed"; to demote or devalue someone or something.


This time around, Merriam-Webster has picked w00t as 2007's word of the year. Spelled w-zero-zero-t and pronounced "whoot," it is an exclamation of joy that originated in the various realms of role-playing games such as Dungeons and Dragons.

http://network.nationalpost.com/np/blogs/posted/archive/2007/12/14/can-i-get-a-quot-w00t-w00t-quot.aspx

I thought it was "w00t."

I thought it was "w00t."


It is

Duh! I didn't read correctly. I seen the first paragraph. :crazy: <<Irene

Duh! I didn't read correctly. I seen the first paragraph. :crazy: <<Irene


It's all good...w00t!

w00t right back at ya!:lol:

wtf? word of the year? It's not even a new thing, people have been saying that for a few years now

Yeah..I was thinking that I was seeing this word a lot more 3 or 4 years ago, and very little over the last couple years. Odd choice.

w00t isn't even a word. Words don't have numbers in the middle of them.

I thought it was "w00t."

"w00t" was plutoed.

;)

LOL w00t. that word has been popular for years. i love that word :nod:

ive never heard plutoed and truthiness i dont hear often either, though o_O

LOL w00t. that word has been popular for years. i love that word :nod:

ive never heard plutoed and truthiness i dont hear often either, though o_O
LOL I know

"w00t" was plutoed.

;)
Thats the truthiness!

;)

"Truthiness" sounds like something Cindy Brady (Brady Bunch) would mumble.