"I definitely cringe" and "Also ... is also ... very cringe to me" You certainly get plenty of mileage out of the word cringe. Is it a verb, is it an adjectiv

"I definitely cringe" and "Also ... is also ... very cringe to me" You certainly get plenty of mileage out of the word cringe. Is it a verb, is it an adjective - who knows? Your also ... also construct riffs on "either ... or", "both ... and" and the like. There must be a name for terms like that - you get them in Latin too so they've been around for a while eg nec ... necque (neither ... nor). Jawn is just a colloquialism but I've seen also ... also several times before now. I've also seen very cringe too. I am not taking the piss but I feel that I am watching language evolve right in front of me. I suspect that whilst this article and set of threads gets itself all whizzed up over jawn, it is missing the rather bigger point about language and conversations that travel at the speed of light instead of just sound and is distributed by the internet and not just the post office. On HN we pontificators have an audience that a Roman Imperator could only dream of.