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Muffin top Australia's "Macquarie Dictionary" named "muffin-top" the word of the year in 2006; the American Dialect Society named it one of the "most creative" new terms that same year. The "Oxford English Dictionary" added the term to its revised online edition in March 2011. According to William Safire, writing in "The New York Times Magazine", "Muffin-top fills a lexical void" and "describes the roll of excess flesh spilling out primarily in front but possibly all around." By 2007, the fashion for low-waist trousers and skirts had lost ground to high-waisted garments, with muffin tops no longer an issue. Muffin top A