Reuters/London

Feeling “hangry”? Can’t find a seat on the subway because of “manspreading”? Annoyed by people “butt-dialing” you?
All three slang words officially joined OxfordDictionaries.com yesterday in a quarterly update of popular phrases that also included “Grexit” (a potential Greek exit from the Eurozone) and “brainfart” (a momentary mental lapse).
Manspreading was coined to describe men who unnecessarily take up extra room on public transport by sitting with their legs wide apart.
Last year, New York City transport authorities launched a poster campaign on the subway in a bid to discourage it.
Hangry is defined as a bad mood brought on by hunger, while butt-dialing is the popular term for inadvertently calling someone on a cell phone placed in a rear pocket.
The free online dictionary by the creators of the esteemed Oxford English Dictionary also added the adjective “awesomesauce”, to describe something particularly excellent, and “manic pixie dream girl”, which comes from the movie world to describe a quirky appealing female character.
Other new terms included:
n wine o’clock and beer o’clock  - the appropriate time of day to start drinking;
n fangirl – a fervent female comic book fan;
n Rage-quit – angrily abandoning a video game; and
n YouTuber – a frequent user of the YouTube website.