Two numbers said with a hand gesture, meaning nothing. Every classroom on Earth had banned it by October 2025; the dictionary announcement in December was the coroner arriving.
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I have written a lot of these and this one is straightforward: 1 yr, peaked 2025, cause “Dictionary.com Word of the Year, 2025”. There is no mystery. There is only the small sadness of a thing that was exactly right for a while.
Evidence, with a photograph: a utility company's outage map, 11 March. Six-Seven, in a font that has not been updated since 2025. The term and the typography have met at last.
Half the disagreement in this thread is between people defining Six-Seven by what it meant in 2025 and people defining it by what it meant at its peak. Both are right. Neither is the current meaning.
What does it mean? Write it the way you would say it out loud.
