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O.M.G. I DK if you've heard, but internet slang is totts lit these days.

It's so big, phrases like TLDR and Woot are showing up in dictionaries.

If you've ever wondered WTF happen to make these words show up in the first place,

three researchers have you covered. They just analyzed nearly a billion tweets

to find out where your favorite online lingo came from. This study is Big A F. And they didn't just do it for the

lulls, did they? No, they did not. So for this study, linguists collected

980 million tweets made up of 8.9 billion words that had been posted across the United States between 2013 and 2014.

In order to find new and emerging words, they combed through the data to spot ones that were very uncommon at the start of 2013 and became more popular as the year went on,

leaving out proper nouns like time hop and dictionary words like feminists.

They ended up with 81 words, then sorted them out for variant

spellings of the same term, then ended up with a final total of 54 words.

Then they mapped out how often each word was used in a variety of locations

across the US so they could figure out where they were first used and how they

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