The most overused words and phrases of 2015

Netflix and chill was officially sent to its well-worn grave when Ariana Grande announced her "Christmas and Chill" tour.

Before you call your lover bae, just know it means "poop" in Danish.

When a crying smiley face is named Word of the Year by the Oxford English Dictionary, you know something's off.

We're glad "on fleek" is on the way out, but in case you didn't know, it originated in Chicago.

One grammatically correct emotion at a time, please.

It's an oldie, but we couldn't help but shake our heads as it became a new form of punctuation.

The best thing about the word "fuck" is actually saying it. That makes "af" the dry hump of profanities.

You can't even finish your sentence.

This just makes us hungry.

We are thirsty for this trend to end.

Where do we sign up?

This has got me, like, so annoyed.

No, no. That laughter means you're quite alive.

Can we crowdsource the extinction of "crowdsource" as a word in the English language?

When Sherwin Williams gives a shoutout to #squadgoals with their 1881 sales team, you know this phrase is dead.

"Disrupt" is a nice way of saying that you are trying to leave an entire industry of workers without a job.