Proof That Adding "Selfie" To The Dictionary Isn't Really That Weird

    Making "selfie" official might make you cringe now, but in 30 years people might wonder how it was ever *not* there. Here are some other popular words coined in recent decades and the years in which they were first cited in the Oxford English Dictionary.

    1950: brainwashing, scram, shit-kicker, ponytail

    1955: dee-jay, weirdo, badass

    1960: barf, trend-setter, upchuck

    1963: dipshit, mind game, snarf

    1967: bummer, doofus, scumbag, doobie

    1970: humongous, counter-culture, labradoodle

    1972: cringe-inducing, fuck-me (as in heels!), gorp, beer pong

    1973: mouthfeel, orgasm (as a verb), weirded out, aspartame

    1976: ditzy, wuss, download, meme

    1979: deal breaker, veg (as a verb), email, CD

    1980: foodie, high-five, ka-ching, comb-over

    1981: wannabe, to wimp out, unsubscribe, chill pill

    1982: dweeb, hip-hop, netiquette, party animal

    1988: gangsta, gaydar, pimped-out, e-book

    1991: babelicious, cybersex, riot grrl, tighty-whities

    1995: crunk, hacktivist, MILF

    1999: bling, staycation, blog

    2002: asshat, craptacular, pwn, nom

    2005: lifehack, manbiguous, sexting

    And finally, in the year 2013: selfie.