Unique English Words <ul><li>Cute Aggression: “Cute aggression” is the term for wanting to hug something cute very hard—almost violently. Ever want to just squeeze your kitten because she’s so darn adorable?!</li></ul><ul><li>Ze/Hir: Ze and hir are gender-neutral pronouns that’ve slowly been gaining popularity. These are different from the gendered pronouns “he/him” (masculine) and “she/her” (feminine).</li></ul><ul><li> Genderlect: Genderlect is a style or type of speech used by a specific gender.</li></ul><ul><li> Heuristic: Heuristic is used to describe something that’s taught or learned from experience.</li></ul><ul><li>Bardolatry: Bardolatry refers to someone who’s obsessed with Shakespeare.</li></ul><ul><li> Boffola: Boffola is a joke that’s met with extremely loud laughter.</li></ul><ul><li> Mouse Potato: Have you ever heard the term couch potato (someone who watches a lot of TV)? Well, mouse potato refers to someone who works on the computer a lot.</li></ul><ul><li> Snollygoster: Snollygoster refers to a person without principles.</li></ul><ul><li> Petrichor: Petrichor is a word to describe the way it smells after it rains.</li></ul><ul><li>Sobremesa: Spanish</li><li>Fernweh: German</li><li>Cafuné: Portuguese</li><li>Tishnagi (تشنگی): Urdu</li><li>šū nāʿmih (شو ناعمة): Arabic</li><li>хамство: Russian</li></ul>