“Gigil” refers to “a feeling we get when we see someone or something cute,” according to the OED. tonefotografia – stock.adobe.com The word — which dates back to 1990, according to ...

Every try in Nollywood has always produced another piece that we have seen before, albeit a bit differently. Omoni Oboli might have produced one of the best highlights of the year with her new ...

Among the most notable additions was “gigil”, a Tagalog word from the Philippines ... and pinch or squeeze something deemed extremely cute. The OED defined gigil (pronounced “ghee-gill ...

(Annapurna Interactive aptly describes Teen’s furry helper as being “a very cute dog.”) The episodic tale opens with an upbeat song about the game (not to be confused with “The Giraffe ...

Gigil” (pronounced ghee-gill), a word borrowed from the Tagalog language of the Philippines.(AI generated ) Among the latest additions is “gigil” (pronounced ghee-gill), a word borrowed from ...

Have you ever been left speechless by something incredibly cute, like your nephew’s nephew or that cat video you saw on Instagram? Now there’s a word for it: gigil. Gigil (pronounced gee-gil) is part ...

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Reportedly, a word has been muted in the film. According to a recent report in Bollywood Hungama, the makers of Sikandar were asked to mute the word ‘Home’ from ‘Home Minister’ at the ...

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The word ‘cute’ isn’t, obviously, new. In fact, it first appeared in the English language in 1731, as a shortened version of ‘acute’, meaning shrewd or clever. In the centuries since ...