People loved this dictionary account’s response to a troll who took issue with their god-given goodbye and there was no coming back

I love you, merriam-webster twitter account

— marco (@allegedlymarco) October 16, 2026

Amazing exchange.

— Glory 1776 (@Glory1776) October 16, 2026

I have been using Twitter/X since 2017.

I’m not being hyperbolic when I say this is the funniest reply I have ever seen. https://t.co/UXCEwcoidv

— Millennial Grump (@mapleblooded) October 16, 2026

Asking a question so bad that the dictionary responds with an all lowercase “what” https://t.co/fwt6VHawx4

— 🩸🌹𝒞𝒶𝓉𝒽𝑒𝓇𝒾𝓃𝑒🌹🩸 (@Noobwt_wasStole) October 16, 2026

"Dictionary Clap-Backs" are my favorite genre of tweets. https://t.co/T3eOG5jkZK

— Spencer Askew (@SpencerRAskew) October 16, 2026

my reaction at least 27 times a day at work https://t.co/JD48Tflz3W

— Louis – Real World Impact (@RWI_Louis) October 16, 2026

This is the funniest https://t.co/YNShbFcWtt

— Aleksander Engeskaug (@AleksEngeskaug) October 16, 2026

new reaction meme dropped https://t.co/wC6G2eRIYV pic.twitter.com/ifeGiHoc8r

— blackstar (@iTarekH) October 16, 2026

me: looking for a word that is used as an exclamation expressing surprise or excitement https://t.co/OGjK1egJ7K

— mingo (@MatchNGo) October 16, 2026