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Collins English Dictionary reveals their 2026 Word of the Year: Do you know what 'Mogging' means?
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What happenedA popular slang term among Gen Z and Alpha, "mogging" is currently used in a playful way – even if it has a darker backstory.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "What is mogging? The slang term named word of the year by Collins English Dictionary". The center frames it as "Collins English Dictionary reveals their 2026 Word of the Year: Do you know what 'Mogging...".
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Left / center-leftWhat is mogging? The slang term named word of the year by Collins English Dictionary
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CenterCollins English Dictionary reveals their 2026 Word of the Year: Do you know what 'Mogging' means?
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