In a word: An Oxford comma walks into a bar

In a word: A ‘dead’ language very much alive

Latin may not be spoken casually these days, but it's alive and well in our legal system.

In a word: Word fun with rhetorical devices

Ronald Reagan, the Rolling Stones and Shakespeare are among the many who used rhetorical devices to get their points across.

In a word: You can now Scrabble Together … maybe

The classic word game now has a new, less 'intimidating' version. But there's something foreign about it.

In a word: To B or not to B, that is the letter

The English alphabet's second letter may not be used frequently but its importance makes it an A-lister.

In a word: ‘Hopefully’ the controversy is over

In a word: It’s all Greek to me: translation apps

There are some good translation services out there, and at least one bad one.

In a word: TV game shows that love words too

One British word show we can’t see here in the United States is called 'Countdown,' which has challenges that involve both words and numbers.

In a word: More word love with ‘Jeopardy!’

Ken: "They display an abnormal fondness for words." Jim: "Who are the obsessed writers on the popular TV game show 'Jeopardy!'?"

In a word: In short, a look at abbreviations

You may say toe-may-toe and I may say toe-mah-toe, but everyone says NASA, not N.A.S.A. It's an acronym thing.