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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

The Morning Poll: Mogging is Collins' word of the year, but do you know what it means?

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Mogging has been awarded the title of word of the year by the Collins English Dictionary thanks to a 210 per cent increase in its usage in 2026. 

The word is said to be ‘fast-growing slang’ among Generation Z and Generation Alpha and was selected by lexicographers who analysed language use data online.

But do you know what it means? Vote now and you'll find the results of our poll in tomorrow's Morning Mail newsletter.

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