Every year the Oxford English Dictionary chooses a Word of the Year that captures the spirit of the past 12 months. But in a year like 2020, just one word didn't cut it.
Instead, the Dictionary has chosen "Words of the Year" - including bushfires, Covid-19, lockdown, bubbles, key workers and Black Lives Matter.
Fiona Macpherson is an editor of the Oxford English Dictionary.
She speaks to Susie Ferguson.