5 Words That Meant Something Completely Different 50 Years Ago
In 1974, a "tablet" was a slab of stone and a "meme" didn't even exist – here's how five everyday words have completely changed their meaning over the past five decades.
In 1974, a "tablet" was a slab of stone and a "meme" didn't even exist – here's how five everyday words have completely changed their meaning over the past five decades.
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If you're a fan of "The Lord of the Rings," you know many dialects of Elvish play a part in creating the rich fantasy world. Author J.R.R. Tolkien was inspired by several real-world languages to create new, complete languages.
We've got the Silent Generation to Gen Alpha, but these terms didn't come out of thin air. Let's take a look at how they were adopted to be used as global shorthand for everyone born within certain years.
From the "green-eyed monster" to the first knock-knock joke, discover how Shakespeare's linguistic genius shaped the everyday phrases that still pepper our vocabulary — even if you think it's "all Greek to me."
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