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London, United Kingdom, December 13, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Veteran site InternetSlang.com launches new webpage showing the top 50 acronyms and initialisms that people are looking up every day. With over 300,000 unique visitors every day, InternetSlang.com is the webs most popular resource for finding the meaning of words and initialisms.
The rise of Twitter together with the low character limit for Tweets has led to an increasing use of abbreviated words, slang, acronyms and initialisms.
The InternetSlang.com database presently stands at 8,697 slang terms and is growing at approximately 15 per day. Each new term is validated by an InternetSlang.com editor.
The top term being looked up today is "YOLO" with "SMH" being at number two. Click here for the top 50 trending slang terms.
Website: InternetSlang.com
Contact email: info@internetslang.com
InternetSlang.com is published by Traffic Names Limited
Phone:+44 1252 360531
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Traffic Names Ltd
Ian Andrew
+44 1252 360531
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www.trafficnames.com
Click here to read the full story: Top Trending Slang Terms - "YOLO" at Number 1
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