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London: Quidditch, a fantasy sport played in Harry Potter franchise, along with words like &lsquo;showmance&rsquo; are among over 40 new additions in the latest update of the Oxford Dictionary.
The non-magical iteration of Quidditch has been around for a little over ten years, and is played with broomsticks held between the legs. Also escaping the realms of fiction is the word cromulent - meaning &ldquo;acceptable or adequate&rdquo; - which was first used over 20 years ago in The Simpsons as a descriptor of the word &lsquo;embiggen&rsquo; used in an engraving on a statue of the town founder.
Similarly straddling the line between reality and fiction is the new word &lsquo;showmance&rsquo;. This refers to a romantic relationship between co-stars, but contrived for publicity.
Latte art was also included, along with cli-fi, which refers to the genre of fiction exploring issues around climate change.

Quidditch, a fantasy sport played in Harry Potter franchise, along with words like &lsquo;showmance&rsquo; are among over 40 new additions in the latest update of the Oxford Dictionary

Oxford Dictionary gets hip with Quidditch

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Quidditch, a fantasy sport played in Harry Potter franchise, along with words like &lsquo;showmance&rsquo; are among over 40 new additions in the latest update of the Oxford Dictionary

Oxford Dictionary gets hip with Quidditch

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