@Sklivvz Having a "correct term" requires there to be an arbiter. We aren't talking about the definition of "Volt", we are talking about the English language. [Insert standard descriptivist versus prescriptionist argument here.]

@Sklivvz That's where it gets into your political opinion, which is the controversial part.

@Oddthinking not an opinion at all. the content were false. the people who printed them admitted to it the day after the referendum.

@Oddthinking i provided a dictionary definition already

i'm off this discussion now because it's getting me personally upset. Please consider stopping this discussion because it's deeply insulting to me. thanks and see you later.

@Sklivvz Sorry - no offence meant. I was taking it rather... not light-heartedly as in jokingly, but not as a serious, high-stakes argument, and didn't realise it was insulting.

@Oddthinking I am not a native speaker. It's hard enough to contribute in a foreign language without having to be singled out for a word when I've obviously done my homework. That's what makes me feel offended, we should be welcoming to everyone, not nitpicking on terms...