Photo Special5 New Dictionary Words Defined by Stars
From "f-bomb" to "aha moment," see how Oprah Winfrey, Steven Tyler and more have incorporated Merriam-Webster's latest additions
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Updated: Tuesday Aug 14, 2012 | 02:00 PM EDT By: Alison Schwartz
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F-BOMB
(noun) The word f– used metaphorically as a euphemism
Usage: Recently departed American Idol judge Steven Tyler dropped an on-air f-bomb when season 10's top 12 guys took the stage at a March 2011 taping. "F–! Holy sh–!" he said after the bleepin'-good performance.
