The word might look like Roman numerals, a jumbled acronym or the name of a certain billionaire's child, but it is actually a new French verb. It means ‘posted on X’ or ‘tweeted’.

Purée — We round off this highlight reel of recent French Words of the Day with a fake swear word you can use in front of anyone, even your buttoned-down elderly French in-laws. It’s like say ...

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