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Onelook provides links for 19 dictionaries! Dictionary.com - its name says it all. It has translates text and web pages, has crosswords and games too. And if you need help a rhyme try the The Semantic Rhyming Dictionary From CMU. A regular dictionary, a jargon dictionary, writing guide and links to other languages	Encarta MSN's Encarta Dictionary orally pronounces the word (via a WAV Encyclopedia Dictionary Atlas	Wikipedia
Want to check a definition or use a thesaurus? Merriam Webster is a standard The site has some word games and fun stuff too. Or make sure you're using proper grammar.	Librarian Index to the Internet (really a directory/search engine)	Roget's Thesaurus Common Errors in English Strunk's Elements of Style Bartlett's Quotations Translate from <---> Too many languages (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese or Japanese)
Langenburg has Dictionary, Rhyming, Crossword Puzzle Solver, Scrabble, Quotations, Thesaurus, Anagrams & Pig Latin	Yahoo! Reference links to: American Heritage® Dictionary, American Heritage® Spanish Dictionary, Roget's II Thesaurus, Britannica Concise, World Factbook, Gray's Anatomy ,The Oxford Shakespeare, Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, Weights and Measures	The Internet Archive has old web sites. See how you favorite site looked 4 years ago. Also some great films.
Reference Desk has it all including word of the day from several dictionary sites	Virtual Reference Collection points to all sorts or references	Index of Libraries worldwide
Encyclopedia.com	Computer terms	Bucknell Univ.'s page that provides links to more than 800 dictionaries in 160 different languages
Encyclopedia.com	Javascipt page Missed a crossword puzzle? Find it here
I found Margin because I heard this wonderful short story "The 5:22" on NPR and wanted to read it.	Thank you, hello, good morning, good afternoon, good evening and good night, how are you?, welcome, goodbye, please, what is your name?, my name is..., do you speak English?, yes, no, and I don't understand in 465 languages.	Look up at Web term?
QuestIA has full text of 70,00 books.	Library Spot has all the things you would find in the reference section of a library: Dictionaries, Maps, Quotes, Phone Books, and more and more	Netlingo has lots of well defined terms.
This is part of Notre Dame Women's College of Kyoto (Japan) English Vocabulary Assistant. Several tools, WordNet is the one I use.	Infoplease is great for homework	the Glossarist points to web sites that have dictionaries specializing in whatever you choose.
Replacement GAME RULES A collection of 400! links to free game rules on the Web	50states has lots of info	Netstates has more state facts