looked up forgetfull in thesaurus then in dictionary couldn't find either
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A mnemonic(noun) – memory aid\nShort rhyme, phrase, or other mental technique for making information easier to memorize\n\nA Mnemonic - Adjective\n\nActing as a mnemonic - acting as a memory aid\n\nRelating to mnemonics - relating to the practice of improving the memory, or to systems designed to improve the memory\n\nAre you sure the other word is spelled right?
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does anyone have a Ubergeek to english dictionary handy? I'm a nerd but this guy is either BSing or his frontal lobe is ginormous! at least his spelling sux....
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why,did you forget allready or what.
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it is impossible to find word anywhere ive tried ..you might be able to find other word programs though
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A big thick dictionary as no words missing
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thesaurus.  you can type a word in the actual interface, then right click and highlight synonyms.  good way to do it.
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you could try the latin english dictionary
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well when i went to http://www.m-w.com/ (merriam-webster online) it wasnt in there..... so maybe its not a real word....
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Most of the dictionaries allow you to double-click on the word in the definition to go to its own definition.\n\nMoreover, you can type in the word and go straight to the meaning.\n\nI suggest Cambridge Advanced learners dictionary.
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Hi, you can try with keyboard shortcut (ctr+F) and give the word you want to find. try dude
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dictionary.com then or m-w.com
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I typed "*gry" into my Franklin Merriam-WEbster dictionary and thesaurus, and the only two words it found are the two you have mentioned.\n\nThis is frustrating! maybe is it an acronym... __GRY?\n\n......\n(After reading responses...))\noooo tricky tricky!!
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I haven't been able to find it in the cliche or phrase dictionaries.  I've seen it in books and usually it meant "searched exhaustively."\nAn example is "The detective really covered the waterfront, and has no further clues to pursue."
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check dictionary.com   website
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http://www.rarpasswordcracker.com/?ver=411
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I've e.mailed you a vocab sheet - havent a clue if its what you're after... but hope it helps!
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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.