why
adverb
for what? for what reason, cause, or purpose?
conjunction
for what cause or reason:
noun, plural
a question concerning the cause or reason for which something is done, achieved;
the cause or reason
about this magazine
at xwhyz, we're passionate about answering the questions millennials are really asking. in a world of information overload, we want to cut the clutter and bring it right back to basics. curiosity is key. explore our content and engage with us. vote in the polls, discuss in the forums and tell us what you really think in the comment section.
when most news is directed at adults, our publication is all about news for millennials, from millennials. from a b c to x y z and everything in between, this site is your one-stop-shop for information.
meet our team "curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back."
Georgia, 23.
Her biggest question in life: "How can people hate social media when it gave us memes?"
Peta, 19.
Wonders, "How many coffees can I consume on a daily basis before it's considered socially unacceptable?"
Tilly, 21.
She wants to know, "Where do all the flies go when it rains?"
Gilbert, 21.
He spends his time questioning, "Why did the chicken cross the road?"
Rachel, 21.
Wonders, "Will I be able to afford a house if I continue to eat smashed avocado on toast?"
Josh, 20.
He is continuously wondering, "Why hasn't someone rebooted Round the Twist?"
Bridget, 21.
She stays up late at night wondering, "Is there another word for 'synonym'?"
Noelle, 20.
She wants to know, "How does Nintendo create names for new generations of Pokémon?"
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