Word of the year hailed by GB News presenter as he discusses its link to his own name

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Word of the year hailed by GB News presenter as he discusses its link to his own name

Mogging has been crowned word of the year by Collins Dictionary, much to the delight of GB News presenter Jacob Rees-Mogg. The term, which means to outperform or upstage someone or something, has seen a massive 210 per cent rise in usage over the past year. Often used ironically, mogging has exploded in popularity across social media among Generation Z. The word beat out Manchesterism, a term Andy Burnham revived …