New words 2019

Here are some new words that were added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2019:

1. Infodemic (noun): a situation in which a large amount of information is available, but it is difficult to distinguish what is true and what is false.
2. Vape (verb): to inhale and exhale the vapor of an electronic cigarette or similar device.
3. Slay (verb): to excel or dominate at something, especially in a impressive or spectacular way.
4. Ghost (verb): to abandon or leave someone or something, especially in a sudden or unexpected way.
5. Savage (noun): a person who is brutally honest or critical, often in a humorous or ironic way.
6. Stan (verb): to be a die-hard fan of someone or something.
7. Twerk (verb): to dance in a sexually provocative way, typically by shaking one's hips.
8. Yaaas (interjection): an expression of strong agreement or enthusiasm.
9. No cap (phrase): an expression meaning "no lie" or "no exaggeration".
10. Lowkey (adverb): secretly or quietly, often used to describe a feeling or opinion.
11. Highkey (adverb): openly or obviously, often used to describe a feeling or opinion.
12. Simp (noun): a person who is overly enthusiastic or obsessed with someone or something.
13. Tea (noun): gossip or juicy information.
14. Cap (noun): a lie or exaggeration.
15. Salty (adjective): bitter or resentful, often used to describe someone who is still upset about a past event.

These words reflect the changing language and culture of the world, and are a mix of slang, internet slang, and words that have become more widely used in everyday conversation.