Oxford Dictionary named “rage bait” its Word of the Year on Sunday, defining it as “online content deliberately designed to elicit anger or outrage by being frustrating, provocative, or offensive, typically posted in order to increase traffic to or engagement with a particular web page or social media account.”
But isn’t that two words? CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten has some thoughts about that. CNN international correspondent and anchor Isa Soares also weighs in, and Abby Phillip’s “Newsnight” panel offers their own picks for what should have been the Word of the Year. #CNN #News
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Harry Enden
Ragebait is one word. Anyone who disagrees is wrong. Fight me.
Omg I can’t believe it’s almost the end of the year and we still have these idiotic Trump tariffs.
HARRY EMDEN
I was so scared that the two words were “Six Seven”
😂
sixty nine is a word.
@jrgaskin01 I am so glad you’re so uninformed as to why “Six Seven” is so annoying. Must. Be. Nice.
The word of the year is TRUMP 😊
TENNESSEE SAID AFTYN SUCKS! 😂
Isn’t it “e.g.?” Why did he capitalize it?
Example: Trump is not an idiot. (Any sane person should be enraged at the obvious lie I just said!)
So much anger, everyone goes after “rage bait”! 🤣👍
Proof that the world in 2025 is F_cked up! Up is down. Right is wrong! Just F _cked up!
Tampon Tim needs to go to jail..!!!
I’m disappointed that recto-plasm didn’t make it
SIX – SEVEN !!!!!! – !!!!!!!
The king of clowns… put him on weather please…
What Jewish has to do with any of this??? You needed to put it there for every taxpayer because you can???