If one thing is certain in life, it’s that you can never, ever get enough of dogs. Every time a dog video pops up on Facebook or Instagram, I immediately drop what I’m doing and watch it. Which is why I’m pretty excited that Merriam-Webster is “watching” the word “doggo” for possible entry into its dictionary.
Why not, right?
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Photo Credit: Twitter, MerriamWebster
The tweet immediately captured the public’s attention, and people decided to bombard Merriam-Webster’s Twitter account with pictures of their adorable pooches.
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Photo Credit: Twitter, a_bookish_habit
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Photo Credit: Twitter, TheGoldenRatio4
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Photo Credit: Twitter, cathjenkin
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Like I said, you can’t get enough, right? Keep your fingers crossed that the good folks at Merriam-Webster make “doggo” part of the official lexicon in 2018.
h/t: Mashable