A Word, Please: Your meaning can hinge on a comma, and that’s that Sharing an anecdote from a former vice president, June Casagrande warns writers to use their words and punctuation marks carefully.

Some words are hated because they're associated with unpleasant things, while others are maligned because people think they're used incorrectly. A Word, Please: ‘Moist’ and other words people ...

After all, there might have been a time when someone who said “fashionable,” “swagger” or "arouse" was viewed the same way. ... Can We All Please Stop Abusing the Word ‘Bespoke’?

Daily Word: Please Stop Talking!! By: seandrasims Category: Lifestyle August 23, 2012. ... Today’s Daily Word is dedicated to not talking! We all know that actions speak louder than words!

On the screen, big and small, anyone with memory reaching back a few decades surely notices the proliferation of F-bombs, s-words, b-words, c-words, et al. in today’s offerings.

If you're serious about learning basic Swedish, you can use "tack," which sounds pretty much like the equivalent English word. This means "thank you," and you can put it at the end of a request.

The Early Show co-anchors all tried their hand at their own six-word memoirs. Why not give it a go yourself? Enter your six words in the comments section below for fellow CBSNews.com readers to see!