Bandwidth” and “spitballing” are just a few examples of jargon that grammarian Lynne Agress has little patience for.

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If it seems like your kids are conversing in alien tongue these days, don’t get salty (upset) about it, you’re just a newbie (novice) to this mind-numbing jargon. Tweens and teens are inundated with ...

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