Another dictionary has announced the word of the year: but what does mogging mean?

The Collins English Dictionary has announced its word of the year for 2023 as "mogging," a slang term popular among Generation Z and Alpha. This term refers to someone or something overshadowing or outshining another. Its usage has surged by 210% this year, reflecting the linguistic impact of younger generations. The term derives from "AMOG," meaning "alpha male of the group," and has been humorously adopted by younger users. Other nominees included "ghost job," "carspreading," and "fricy." Meanwhile, Dictionary.com named "maxxing" as its word of the year, meaning to optimize activities to the fullest extent.