Reuters reports that latest edition of The Collins English Dictionary contains hundreds of words that the dictionary's editors say show how society is changing.
"Heteroflexible" is someone who is usually -- but not always -- heterosexual.
"Supersize," the fast food menu word for big portions, can now be both an adjective and a verb, as in "supersize me."
And to "go commando" means "to wear no underpants."
Reuters also said The Collins English Dictionary editors included new technology words like "Wi-fi," "Instant Messaging" and "Phising." Phising, which is a form of online deception used to trick consumers into filling out faux forms containing personal information, is a relatively new term so it sounds like the dictionary's editors are on the ball.
