"Going commando" makes Collins English Dictionary (others too)

[underpants]

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LONDON (Reuters) - Whether it's "back, sack and crack," "heteroflexible," or "going commando," the dictionary is catching up.

The latest edition of the Collins English Dictionary published Thursday contains hundreds of new words that its editors say give a snapshot of how society is changing.

"Back, sack and crack" -- a beauty parlor waxing procedure made famous by English soccer captain David Beckham -- is officially defined as "(cosmetic depilation of) the back, scrotum and the area between the buttocks."

"Heteroflexible" is someone who is usually -- but not always -- heterosexual.

"Supersize," the fast food menu word for big portions, can now be both an adjective and a verb, as in "supersize me."

And to "go commando" means "to wear no underpants."

[ghostsofgiants]

1. The irony of you posting this is quite delicious

[davidinalameda]

2. so is he

quite delicious I mean

[frylock]

3. never understood where they got "go commando" from..

I prefer the term "freeballing" myself.

[AllegroRondo]

4. From the military

Rangers are known for going without.