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The words that caught the mood of the decade are all there in a book published
yesterday - clone, concentration camp, gene, depression - except that the decade
was not the 1990s; these words would have been current in the 1900s.
The Guinness Book of the Twentieth Century cites lists of buzzwords for each
decade of the last century. At the outset of the 20th century, few people would have
guessed that it would bring more language change than ever before. Of course, before the
days of the communications revolution language evolved much more slowly. Many
people today would prefer language not to change at all, but that is an unrealistic dream in the
age of the global village.
Words you will hear every day, such as chatline and trainers, would not have been recognised only thirty years
ago. And a word as universal as teenager gained common currency only in the 1940s.
Words change in meaning too: a scientist in the 1960s would have understood clone to refer only to
plants. And anyone who asked 'Shall we watch the soap tonight?' would have
encountered total incomprehension before the Second World War. (Soap was what you
washed with.)
There is a more worrying side to this, if you consider that new coinage reflects the
society it comes from. Only twenty years ago few people would have understood stalking, ethnic
cleansing or road rage - concepts that the world would perhaps be better without. It
would be nice to think that the 21 st century will bring us happier words, but don't hold your
breath!