What's the most comprehensive dictionary site on the internet?

[JAbuchan08]

BTW it turned out that song was NOT by the Bravery. Imogen Heap's Hide and Seek it turned out.

[mattclearing]

1. I usually go with dictionary.reference.com

It usually gives multiple defs, but there could be better out there. It has always worked for me, though.

[sam sarrha]

3. That just goes in Ad circles.. couldnt get anywhere.. got a llink..??

[mattclearing]

9. ????

http://dictionary.reference.com/

:eyes:

[JAbuchan08]

4. yeah I couldn't find that site either.

could you post a link?

[mattclearing]

8. ????

http://dictionary.reference.com/

:eyes:

[JAbuchan08]

10. Don't be rolling your eyes at me

I've been to dictionary.com before, but as you didn't post your link in the original post I wasn't aware to drop the "www." :eyes: :eyes:

thanks for being so helpful
:sarcasm:

[mattclearing]

12. Just giving you a hard time.

When typing into your web browser, you can generally drop the www.'s and the browser will find the site you're looking for.

No hard feelings? :D

[TechBear_Seattle]

2. My preference for dictionary is

Merriam-Webster: http://www.m-w.com

[GreenPartyVoter]

5. Mine too, but for a thesaurus I use that and the free version of

http://www.visualthesaurus.com/

[Lex]

6. In google, you can just type the word define with a colon and then

your word.

Like this -----> Define: zoology

[ironman202]

7. dictionary.com

[Dora]

11. I use Oxford English Dictionary

but I have unversity access.

My other all-around favorite for reference is http://www.bartleby.com