Credit: Merriam-Webster

Now you can tell your friends about your ridic weekend with your tweeps when you were photobombing young couples on a date night (lolz!) without sounding like a total douche.

How can this be? you ask.

The Oxford Dictionaries Online officially recognized a bunch of words used primarily in the web-realm. They’ve been around for a while, so you probably know a lot of them. But now even the dictionary says they’re legit.

Here are a few that made the cut:

• ridic – this is ridiculous. No, really, it’s ridiculous.
• mwahahaha – the official sound of evil
• douche – we all know one
• date night – we’ve all had one
• dirty martini – we all want one
• group hug – not unless there’s some sort of hygienic guarantee
• inbox – as a verb, no less. I’m still waiting for “facebooked” to be recognized.
• Wikipedian – apparently not a mythical creature
• micro pig – the new pocket pet, perhaps
• soul patch – this is new to me. It’s a small tuft of facial hair directly below a man’s lower lip.
• hat tip – giving credit where credit’s due
• tweeps – your social following
• lolz – maybe the “z” adds something more?
• photobombing – ruining someone else’s photo
• vajazzling – (don’t ask)

Which words would you add?