is there any dictionary available for free download? i used to have britannica....but i lost my cd...
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Here is an excellent free dictionary program that I have been using for many many years:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2079_4-10003201.html\nIt has 150,000 words (more than most dictionary programs, the Merriam Webster in the above post has only 40,000)\n\nIt's a small program with a large dictionary and many useful features. I created a shortcut on my desktop and then chose the key combination <ctrl><alt>d as my shorcut key. So if I'm working and need to look something up i just hit that key combo and the little program pops up... much faster than using a site.
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Yahoo has a Britannica's Encyclopedia, look it up there, just don't plagiarize.
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This isn't a sales site. Peddle your wares on ebay or amazon. You can also pick up a dictionary there.
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www.wikipedia.com\nwww.brittanica.com
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If you type in "spanish dictionary" at yahoo you get a most useful dictionary that's located, oddly enough, right here on yahoo:\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/dict_en_es/
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No clue. Check free online dictionary/translation.
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There are several you can access, for free ! Please refer to this webpage, for a list of all of them - and choose what you need from among them : \nhttp://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&q=online+dictionary\nHappy hunting !
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http://www.wikipedia.com
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Use the newsgroup alt.binaries.ebook.technical, and post what you want there.  someone may have it.\nThanks
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Try:\n\nwww.softpedia.com
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The Merriam-Webster dictionary is available online free. You have to pay for the unabridged, but most words are available in the regular one. They used to have a word of the day, not sure if they still do that.
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Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and Nursing, 5th Edition \n\nIn addition, the Bonus CD-ROM packaged with the book includes all the features of the print edition and:\n\nAn audio pronunciation for nearly ever term \nAnatomical animations provided by Primal Pictures to help you comprehend key concepts further \nAnd the functionality you need: \nBrowse by Index/Wordwheel Search \nWildcard Search \nSearch in Definition \nUser Dictionary
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Wikipedia is probably the single best place to go on the internet for general information about just about any topic. It's extremely helpful in answering questions on here.
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Go to this site:\nhttp://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html?name=dictionary&submitform=Search\nand click on Dictionary.com
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A kid's site... Well that's a lot harder.\n\nNormally I'd suggest google, but I know that can be unreliable for the simplest of searches. I could direct you to wikipedia (see sources) but that's all very complex, university-grade stuff. If you can, check a textbook or better yet, a REAL, paper encylopedia. Good luck!
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have you registered it with search engines (ex: google, dogpile, altavista) there's links right on their pages. i think most are free, but some may charge. good luck! (PS you might've included a link...i'd have gone to it! *lol*)
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http://www.thesexdictionary.com/