Probably already been posted, but the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has a added a few new words to their little publication. 
You can find the link here.
One of my favorites has got to be the addition of “D’oh”. I’m so impressed. If only I could get them to recognize some of my words (i.e. ignoted, schway).
I guess that’s okay. If I ever have another bad hair day on planet Zog, me and the singletons will shop ‘n’ roll our way over to Bollywood.
Tripler
Good to know a cartoon can influence our language! 
Wonder if there’s a new longest word?
Alcopop, ladette, balti? I’ve never heard any of those words. Wonder if they’re Britishisms…
Pfitz-kokkie and Sheents. That’s what I want to see in a dictionary.
Is this a serious dictionary? One that is perhaps the British equal of the American Heritiage? It sounds more like a slang dictionary to me…
Ehm, the OXFORD ENGLISH dictionary? Heard of it?
An American equivalent does not exist, and perhaps never will.
— G. Raven
Oh, and the words will probably not all be featured outside the totally unabridged version.
The OED has a thing about being concise.
— G. Raven
Homer Simpson shamelessly ripped off Oliver Hardy.
D’oh is Ollie’s plain and simple!