While your Deaf friends might get a good laugh when you accidentally sign “f**k you” instead of “thank you,” it’s still best to know the correct signs when interacting within the Deaf community.

‘Of course’ is one of the most versatile ‘yes’ synonyms we have. But what does it actually mean?

Knowing a bit of Dutch slang will not just help you find your bearings when you visit Amsterdam and its surroundings, but also earn you respect from the locals—who, despite being great at English, have a strong connection to their mother tongue.

Back slang is kind of like a lexical puzzle that everyone from costermongers and criminals of the Victorian era to today’s Wordle fans can appreciate.

Need a better word to describe what ails you? Look no further than this list of old, unusual ways to describe your aches, pains, and whatever else is happening in your body.

K-Pop superstar Jung Kook says making their own tracks will boost the band's bond when they reform.

The f-word is often thought of as the most useful and flexible word in English. Whether that’s true or not, the term is so successful that it’s spawned dozens of euphemisms. Here are a few of them.

Here’s why some homophone examples also work as homograph and homonym examples.

If you want to take your Spanish to the next level (or el siguiente nivel), why not brush up on these idioms?

The ‘laying vs. lying’ situation is tricky—but direct objects can help.

If you guessed someone would suggest ‘Gritty Sitty,’ you are absolutely right.

In this episode of The List Show, episode, we're breaking out some favorite old-timey insults that people should definitely start using again.