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If you need to look up a word or check a Thesaurus, the best place on the ISH is WWWebster's Dictionary.


...Based on Merriam-Webster's Collegiate� Dictionary, Tenth Edition.


"Words and meanings first used by the Bard."��How many words has Shakespeare added to English? Guesses have ranged from a few hundred to many thousands. Here's a place to stop guessing and start exploring Shakespeare's actual track record: "Tis true; there's magic in the web of it."� -- Othello(III.iv.69).

"Coined by Shakespeare"


...It's THE source to check when you need a "Writing for English"�reference.



Help mind your Ps and Qs by linking to Paul Brians'

Common Errors in English







Type in a technical term and "Encyclopedia Search" will look it up for you.


Define this term:

...Like for instance, "RTFM"�J

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LINKS TO EVEN MORE
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One Look Dictionaries NetDictionary
Slang, Jargon and Techspeak Roget's Internet Thesaurus
Web Thesaurus Compendium Encyclopedia.com
PCWebopoedia Bartlett's Familiar Quotations
The Land Of Quotes Quotations
Research It Creative Writing
The Online Books Pages Creative Writing
Paul Brians' _Common Errors in English_ English Grammar and Writing links
Cyber-Punctuation and other Punctuation Rules Kaplan's Vocabulary Flash Cards
Rules of English Punctuation The King's English by H.W. Fowler



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