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Collins Dictionary names 'mogging' its word of the year

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The word, which has origins in bodybuilding circles, has become a slang term for outshining someone or something.

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[Claude] All three other reports cover the same Collins word-of-the-year announcement naming 'mogging', and none contradict Report 1's facts.

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Collins Dictionary names 'mogging' its word of the year The word, which has origins in bodybuilding circles, has become a slang term for outshining someone or something.

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