Watch: Why is 'Mogging' the word of the year?
Summary
Collins English Dictionary named “mogging” its word of the year for 2026. The slang term, popular among Generations Z and Alpha, saw a 210% increase in usage, according to the article.Key Facts
- “Mogging” grew in usage by 210% in 2026.
- The word has spread among members of Generations Z and Alpha.
- The article says people use the term both online and in everyday conversation.
- Collins’ lexicographers consider how often words appear and study patterns of usage.
- Collins managing director Alex Beecroft said the choice reflects how each generation influences language.
- BBC culture correspondent Noor Nanji explains the meaning of “mogging” in the video.
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