The term "mogging" has been named the word of the year according to the Collins dictionary

The term "mogging" has been chosen as the word of the year by the Collins English Dictionary, with its usage increasing by 210% this year. Originally from internet slang, it means to outshine or dominate someone in appearance or presence. The term has also entered political discourse in Hungary, with politicians like Péter Magyar and Márk Radnai adopting it. Its rise in popularity is linked to the "looksmaxxing" culture. The term is derived from the acronym AMOG, meaning "Alpha Male of the Group," associated with bodybuilding forums and the manosphere. Collins lexicologist Alex Beecroft noted that the selection reflects generational influences on language.