Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe BERLIN, July 3 (UPI) -- The official German dictionary, Duden, said words added to the latest edition include the English-inspired "Facebook" and "flashmob." It also added a word beginning with the expletive describing feces and ending in "storm." Advertisement The words added for the latest edition of Duden, due out Thursday, also include "Compi," a slang term for a computer; "finanztransaktionssteuer," a financial transaction tax, and "vorstandin," a female executive board member, The Local.de reported Wednesday. "The vocabulary changes so much every three or four years that it makes sense to revamp the standard work," Duden editor-in-chief Werner Scholze-Stubenrecht said. Thursday's release marks the 26th edition of Duden, which is being published for the first time in Berlin instead of Mannheim. Read More 'Omnishambles,' 'GIF' top words of 2012 Merriam-Webster to add 'super PAC' CollinsDictionary.com adds amazeballs