Language

Well, most of the time.

The English language is the ultimate code-switcher, gaining multiple personalities when it travels.

Should a moose be an "it"? Some writers and scientists think creatures deserve better.

This is the "not face."

After a heyday in the '50s and '60s, Polari all but vanished.

According to experts, it's unlike any word, in any language.

Ironically, the early computing phrase's history is rife with bad information.

The New York accent (also found in New Jersey) is one of the most linguistically strange speech patterns in the country.

New research says that feline communication is possible—but not intuitive.