The author thinks it's time to jettison the use of some words and phrases in 2024. (File photo)Because I’m a self-confessed word nerd, the annual announcement of the Oxford English Dictionary’s “Word of the Year” is kind of a big deal to me. Maybe not as big as hearing “McRib is back!” but pretty close. In case you haven’t heard, the 2023 word of the year is “rizz,” which is short for “charisma” indicating a romantic appeal or charm. As in, “Travis Kelce has rizz and Vivek Ramaswamy has none.” The venerable OED advises it’s OK to use rizz as a verb, but I would say you should avoid doing that if you’re over 30. No one wants to hear grandma announce plans to “rizz up the new guy at chair yo
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