> I don't know of any really good FREE online dictionaries. 
> Dictionary.com is fine for definitions and pronunciation of common 
> words; unfortunately, though, it doesn't offer much else.    

http://www.dict.org is pretty good and has a fair few data sources 
available to it. It also defines a protocol (The Dict protocol) so that 
you can write a third party application to communicate with the 
databases.

Michael Davidson

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"I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous."


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