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Dictionaries are not prescriptive and are not an authoritative source for the meaning of a word. They will lag behind usage, sometimes for many years. Usage det
by Karunamon 4y ago
Dictionaries are not prescriptive and are not an authoritative source for the meaning of a word. They will lag behind usage, sometimes for many years. Usage determines meaning, not Webster.
Again, nobody is confused by terms like "coconut milk" or "almond milk".
- Dalewyn 4y agoThey can call this milk all they want, but they can't call this dairy. The comments I replied to were discussing the likelihood of this stuff sharing the same floor area with dairy products.
- Karunamon 4y agoOat milk and other such products have always been sold adjacent to the dairy milk, usually in the same coolers, in literally every grocery store I have ever visited.