<p>With the new update to the Oxford English Dictionary, it is time to add some more words to our existing vocabulary. </p>.<p>Chutzpadik, awesomesauce, droning, weaksauce to taxicab are among the list of new words that have been added this year. Here's what these words mean:</p>.<p><strong>Chutzpadik</strong>: The word, borrowed from a Jewish language called Yiddish, means being audacious and self-confident. Here's how you can use it in a sentence: Somehow or other I ended up conducting. I was chutzpadik, throwing myself in wherever I could.</p>.<p><strong>Awesomesauce</strong>: The word, formed within English by compounding 'awesome' and 'sauce', means extremely good or excellent. Here's how you can use it in a sentence: Awesomesauce!!! The Muppets sing Bohemian Rhapsody. The most awesome thing you'll see today.</p>.<p><strong>Droning</strong>: The word, formed within English by derivation of 'drone', has two meanings: a) The action or an act of using a military drone to attack a target, kill a person. Or, the action or an act of flying a drone for commercial or recreational purposes. <br />b) Behaviour characteristic of, or likened to that of, a male bee; laziness, indolence; inaction; dull, repetitive, or meaningless work. Example: Here I go. Droning along to work, where I'll do other drone-like things. So much droning.</p>.<p><strong>Weak sauce</strong>: The words, formed within English, refers to someone or something that lacks power, substance, or credibility; pathetic, worthless; stupid. Here's how you can use it in a sentence: If this is some weak-sauce attempt at an apology then not accepted.</p>.<p><strong>Taxicab yellow</strong>: The words, formed within English, means a bright warm yellow colour, such as that used on taxicabs in various cities, but particularly associated with those in New York City. Here's how to use it in a sentence: Cloth coats were of shaggy fleeces in taxi cab yellow or smoky, linty grey.</p>
<p>With the new update to the Oxford English Dictionary, it is time to add some more words to our existing vocabulary. </p>.<p>Chutzpadik, awesomesauce, droning, weaksauce to taxicab are among the list of new words that have been added this year. Here's what these words mean:</p>.<p><strong>Chutzpadik</strong>: The word, borrowed from a Jewish language called Yiddish, means being audacious and self-confident. Here's how you can use it in a sentence: Somehow or other I ended up conducting. I was chutzpadik, throwing myself in wherever I could.</p>.<p><strong>Awesomesauce</strong>: The word, formed within English by compounding 'awesome' and 'sauce', means extremely good or excellent. Here's how you can use it in a sentence: Awesomesauce!!! The Muppets sing Bohemian Rhapsody. The most awesome thing you'll see today.</p>.<p><strong>Droning</strong>: The word, formed within English by derivation of 'drone', has two meanings: a) The action or an act of using a military drone to attack a target, kill a person. Or, the action or an act of flying a drone for commercial or recreational purposes. <br />b) Behaviour characteristic of, or likened to that of, a male bee; laziness, indolence; inaction; dull, repetitive, or meaningless work. Example: Here I go. Droning along to work, where I'll do other drone-like things. So much droning.</p>.<p><strong>Weak sauce</strong>: The words, formed within English, refers to someone or something that lacks power, substance, or credibility; pathetic, worthless; stupid. Here's how you can use it in a sentence: If this is some weak-sauce attempt at an apology then not accepted.</p>.<p><strong>Taxicab yellow</strong>: The words, formed within English, means a bright warm yellow colour, such as that used on taxicabs in various cities, but particularly associated with those in New York City. Here's how to use it in a sentence: Cloth coats were of shaggy fleeces in taxi cab yellow or smoky, linty grey.</p>