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Let us begin with a confession: I do not know what “6-7” means. And that, dear reader, is precisely the point. In a year already saturated with algorithmic absurdity, Dictionary.com, the Internet's ...

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Dictionary.com‘s Word of the Year is one that few can define. The online reference tool announced on Oct. 29 that “6 7” is its word of the year. If you don’t know a school-aged kid, you probably ...