Across
- 2. The resulting object when fat collects in sewage systems to such a large extent they block the pipes, e.g. a 140-ton mass, 2 football pitches long, under Whitechapel, London (2017)
- 6. The opposite of a Selfie i.e. a conventional photograph (2018)
- 7. The anger you feel due to lack of food. An irritable state of mind that can only be cured by eating (1992/2020)
- 9. Comes from webpages that can estimate your state of health (2015)
- 11. A person who is driven by the fear of missing out (2021)
- 12. Suffocation from excess stuff, also the name of a new book on the subject (2017)
- 13. Public reaction (negative) to the temporary bike lanes installed during the pandemic (2021)
- 14. Glamorous camping (2019)
- 15. A holiday in which you stay at home and visit places near to where you reside. Can also refer to a holiday in your own country
- 16. A magazine, usually produced by amateurs, for fans of a particular performer, group, or form of entertainment (1940s)
- 17. Phone-snubbed by someone looking at their phone rather than conversing with you (2016)
- 21. Over exercising combined with excessively healthy eating (2015)
- 23. A video where artificial intelligence and deep learning – an algorithmic learning method used to train computers – has been used to make a person appear to say something they have not (2021)
- 24. the pleasure of what you’re doing right now, and not worrying that other people are having more fun (2012)
- 25. Use a block of text that has been copied and pasted from elsewhere (2019)
- 27. Suffocation from excess stuff (2005)
- 28. Metaphorical earthquake caused by women through their actions on gender equality, starting in (2017)
- 29. Man who spreads his legs wide on an underground train (2015)
Down
- 1. Someone who is flexible about whether they are a Vegetarian or not (2018)
- 3. A man explaining, usually patronisingly, to a woman (2017)
- 4. The rejection of societal expectations and the act of living in an unkempt, hedonistic manner without concern for one's self-image (2 words) (2022 Word of the Year)
- 5. Business trip with a vacation (2019)
- 8. A feeling of unease or embarrassment at the thought of others seeing your home (2019)
- 10. The withdrawing of support from public figures whose words and actions were considered socially unacceptable (2020) (two words)
- 13. A Selfie and a Youie taken at the same time on the same device (2017)
- 18. A derogatory term for someone, usually a white male, easily offended by views which conflict with their own world view. Shortlisted for word of the year by the Oxford English Dictionary (2017)
- 19. Getting yourself in someone else’s photo, usually without their knowledge (2014)
- 20. An unfounded conspiracy theory that says that President Trump is waging a secret war against elite Satan-worshipping paedophiles in government, business and the media (2018)
- 22. Adorable Dork, someone socially inept but charming (2014)
- 26. The global slowdown of travel and other human activity due to the Covid-19 lockdown (2020)