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For instance, knowing how to treat numbers is important, but so is correctly spelling fangirl.) Our perspective reflects that of the internet at large, which is why we hope other sites and organizations across the web will find these guidelines useful. This style guide is updated regularly to ensure it remains relevant and responds accordingly to changes in language and common, casual usage. Buzz. Feed's preferred dictionary for US/World style is Merriam- Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 1. Edition (m- w. com). In MW, the first spelling of a word should generally be used (unless it appears in the word list below or is preferred by the Associated Press Stylebook). The preferred style manual is the AP Stylebook. Please consult the Chicago Manual of Style for issues not covered by AP Stylebook as well as for more detailed information and discussion, where applicable.

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AC (for air- conditioning)AF (for as fuck)afterpartyagender (adj., describes someone who does not identify with a specific gender)AIDSAirbnbairliftairstrikeaka (unless it starts a sentence, in which case AKA is acceptable — Aka just looks weird)alcoholic drink names are usually lowercase unless derived from a proper noun (exceptions: Bloody Mary, Old- Fashioned)Al Jazeera (not italicized)al- Qaedaall- nightera. OK to cap in headlines)Amex (for American Express)amf. AR (American Foundation for AIDS Research)amiriteanti- vaxxerapeshit the Apple Store. Argentine (preferred to Argentinian as adj. Argentina)A side (n.); A- side (adj.)Astro.

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Turfautocorrectautofill. Auto- Tuneawards season, awards show (preferable to award)Bbaby daddy, baby mama (two words)backseat (all forms)backstorybadmouth (v.)bandanabandmatesband names: Usually take a plural construction (The band is on tour; but Arcade Fire are playing tonight.). BCE, CE (for before common era and common era; not BC, AD)beatboxer, beatboxingbeatdown (n.)Beautyblender. Bernie Brosbest- seller, best- selling (e. New York Times best- seller list)BFFbi- curiousbinge- watchbitchfacebitcoin (always lowercase)black girl magicblonde (adj. Bloody Mary, Bloody Marysblow jobbocce ballbodyweight exercises body slam (n.); body- slam (v.)bookbagbougie (adj.); bougiest (from bourgeoisie) boy band, boy- banderbread crumbs (for the food); breadcrumbs (for the computer- y term)breakdance (all forms), breakdancerbreastfeed, breastfeeding (one word, all forms)Britpopbro- downbro- ingbronybrunette (as adj. Brussels sprouts.

BS, BS'd, BS'ing. B side (n.); B- side (adj.)BTdubs bull dyke (n.); bull- dyke (adj.) — avoid, unless used in a direct quotebused, busing, buses (for forms of bus)butt- dial (all forms)buzzer beaterbyproductbytes (measure digital storage capacity) — abbreviate and cap kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, terabytes, etc. Phone is 6. 4GB, a 1. GB storage capacity)Ccaj (for the abbreviation of casual)camel toe. Cap'n Crunchcash me ousside, howbow dahcatfightcatfished (v., lowercase)CBGB (not CBGB's)cc'dceasefire (n.) celebricat (for a celebrity feline)celebridog (for a celebrity canine)cell phone (but smartphone)cesarean (i.

C- section)champagne Chap. Stickchatroom (one word)cheese: Consult MW, but here's a list of some commonly referenced cheeses: Asiago, Brie, cheddar, Comté, feta, fontina, Gruyère, Monterey Jack, mozzarella, Parmesan, Parmigiano- Reggiano, Romanocheckboxcheckmark (one word in all forms)child care (all forms)chile vs. Use chile powder to refer to ground dried chile peppers (like ground ancho chiles or ground cayenne chile); use chili powder for the spice mix of cumin, paprika, and cayenne (and other stuff) that is often added to chili (the stew). Note: British English generally uses chilli.)chocolaty (not chocolatey)chodechokehold cinderblockcircle jerkcis, cisgender (both adj.)clapback (n.); clap back (v.)class- action lawsuitclick through (v.), click- through (n., adj.)cliffhangerco. TK and company) Coca- Colacockblock colorblock (one word, all uses; preferred to colorblocked) color- correcting (one word, all uses)come (v.); cum (n.) — (omg yes, this is really here)comic con (for a generic comic con); adhere to self- stylization for specific cities (e.

New York Comic Con, San Diego Comic- Con)coming- out (n., adj.); come out (v.)company and institution names: Refer to a company as it, not they. In lighthearted, non- News posts, it's OK to personify brands by using they, especially if the alternative sounds awkward and/or stilted. Omit Co., Corp., Inc., Ltd., etc. Watch Robin Williams: Weapons Of Self Destruction Download Full more. Do not capitalize "the" in an organization's name, even if it is part of its official title.

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Con Edison, Con Ed (OK on second reference)copydeskcopyedit (v.)Craigslistcray- cray (as slang for crazy)creepshotcringeycrop topcrossfire. Cross. Fitcrow's- feet (n.)crowdfund (all forms)crowdsource (all forms)crowdsurfcueing (not cuing. Dd- bagdab, dabbing (dance move)dadbod (and similar constructions, one word for all forms)dancehall (music genre)Dark Web, Deep Webdashcamday care (two words)Day- Glo (trademark, used for fluorescent materials or colors); dayglow (airglow seen during the day)deadlift (one word, n. Deep Southdie- hard (adj.); diehard (n.)Disney Princess (for the brand/line of characters); Disney princess (when referring to a specific character from a Disney film)diss (meaning to disrespect)Division One, Two, etc.

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DIYDJ (n., v.), DJ'd, DJ'ing"don't ask, don't tell" (lowercase, in quotes, with a comma for the US military policy; in subsequent references, no quotes or abbreviate as DADT)dos and don'tsdouchebagdoughnut (but Dunkin' Donuts)down- low (also, on the DL)Down syndromedowntimedoxx (not dox)DREAMer (when referring to advocates and beneficiaries of the DREAM Act)drive- thru (n.)Dr.: Do not use the term Dr. Duck, Duck, Gooseduckfacedude- brodumbass (n.)dumpster du- rag. Ee- book, e- cigarette, e- commerce. Earth (capped only when referring explicitly to the planet; The biggest on Earth but a down- to- earth guy)e. Bay[editor's note: ] (for editor's notes in running text; cap [Editor's note: ] if it starts a sentence or is its own sentence)Ecstasy (cap E for the drug)editor- in- chief electropopemailemoji (singular, and as a collective language unit), emojis (plural) ever closer (no hyphen)Exxon Mobileyeingeyerolleyeshadow.

FF- you (n.)Facebook- stalk (v.)facedown (adj.)faceliftfacepalm (one word, all forms)face- swap (all forms)face- to- face (adj., adv.)Face. Time (the Apple app), but face time (n.) (in all other uses)faceup (adj.); face up (v.)fanbasefanboy, fangirlfansitefanfiction, fanfic farmers marketfast food (n.); fast- food (adj.)fauxhawkfave, faved, faving (e. Watch Mr. Morgan`S Last Love Online Forbes. I faved his tweet)FBI (OK on first reference)fiancé (all instances, regardless of gender)fieldworkerfinal girlfirst- timerfirst- world problemfist- bump (v.); fist bump (n.)flashpointflat iron (hair tool, n.); flat- iron (v.); Flatiron Districtflatscreen (one word, both as n. Fleshlightflier for one who flies; flyer for the circular/paper Frappuccino; Frapfreshman 1.

Frisco (acceptable on second reference for San Francisco)frontman, frontwoman.