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Arby's @Arbys Nov 1

Waiting until thanksgiving to devour turkey and stuffing is for amateurs

Arby's @Arbys Oct 30

Me before eating a literal half pound of roast beef:

Arby's @Arbys Oct 29

maxxing isn’t just the “word of the year” it’s a path to meatlightment

Dictionary.com Verified account @Dictionarycom Oct 26

Dictionary.com’s 2026 Word of the Year is “maxxing!” bit.ly/4ikEsLA

“Maxxing” refers to the practice of pursuing an activity to the fullest, or optimizing a certain aspect of your life. It’s used as a suffix as well as a standalone word, embodying our modern obsession with doing everything to the max.

This use of “maxxing” might have started with looksmaxxing, but lately the word has been turning up in beauty and fitness content, workplace discussions about AI, wellness advice, and many other areas of everyday life.

Whether you’re earnestly self-improving, aspiring to more, or just mocking the pressure to optimize, “maxxing” reflects both the ambitions and anxieties of modern life. Read more at our link above! And tell us below...

What are you maxxing? 👀

#WordOfTheYear #Maxxing #2026Trends #EnglishLanguage #2026Wrapped

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Arby's @Arbys Oct 26

You have free will. We have jalapeno bites and chicken cheesesteaks. Do the math, bud

Arby's @Arbys Oct 23

Sunflower seeds:
- predictable baseball snack
- not filling
- basically food for birds

Beef n’ cheddar:
- Protein for all 9 innings
- revolutionary
- can hide it in your glove

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