Amazingly fast online dictionary. No this isn't a lame attempt at keeping on theme, this realls is a ninja dictionary. picked by donteatpoop 2 years ago

There are 59 million words in the Oxford English Dictionary, and Ammon Shea has read all of them. picked by AutumnLotus 3 months ago

Do you use these words? Love the 'arse antlers'!! picked by topofall 1 year ago

A collection of odd and obscure words and a feast for verbivores. picked by VoodooPeacock 2 years ago

Yeah, it's silly, but helpful if you want to know what "lady lumps" and other terms/words mean. (language possibly NSFW) picked by em0ney 2 years ago

The publishers said a panel chose the word -- which the dictionary will define as an interjection suggesting indifference or boredom and as an adjective to describe something as mediocre or unimpressive -- from a list of hundreds submitted for the dictionary's 30th anniversary edition, which is slated for release next year, The Times of London reported Monday. picked by DerAlt 2 months ago

This is a etymologist's dream page! There is a page devoted only to 2 and 3 letter Scrabble acceptable words, pronunciation polls, and my favorite, a lipograms page!! Plus a WHOLE lot more. Cool stuff if you like words, and hey who doesn't these days. picked by Moe 1 year ago

One of the resources mentioned in an earlier post (Strange and Unusual Reference Books): Fictional (but witty) words that can help create colourful (if incorrect) language. picked by rambler 2 years ago

Fast, keeps more than one definition on the page, and, well, it has a cool name. picked by boojacked 2 years ago

...which became dictionary words. Oxford, at least.

Some you probably expect, but I didn't guess them all. picked by psycmoe 8 months ago

What’s the longest word in the dictionary? Well, it depends on what counts as a ‘word,’ and it depends on the dictionary and you just may be surprised at some of the answers. picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago

A fascinating list of the correct word for unusual items and phenomena has been compiled for a fascinating new book that might help stop the use of 'thingummy', 'whatdoyoumecallit', and 'whatsit'. See how many you knew. picked by AutumnLotus 2 months ago

A classic by Ambrose Bierce, now available online just like pretty much everything else. picked by Ellz 1 year ago

Online dictionary pronunciations+ hit singles= pure bliss. picked by theamelianator 1 year ago

Lake Superior State University proposes an exit strategy for 2006: the 32nd annual List of Words Banished from the Queen's English for Mis-Use, Over-Use and General Uselessness. So gitmo chipotle-flavored eggnog, curl up with an undocumented alien, and cut-and-run to the 2007 list. It won't be coming to a theater near you. picked by Bornbad 2 years ago

A look at the fast food industry's fetish for odd and somewhat unsettling mascots picked by wookiee 1 year ago

I should not give this to you. It's in my arsenal of research. Find it here. picked by Bornbad 2 years ago

Ninja don't sweat.

Bullets can't kill a ninja.

Ninja invented skateboarding

Only a ninja can kill a ninja. Regular humans are useless. picked by Bornbad 2 years ago

Have you heard of a squeeze page before? If you are like many other internet users, you haven’t. If you are trying to make money, through selling an affiliate product or service, you are advised to examine squeeze pages. After giving it a close examination, you will see that there are a number of different ways that squeeze pages can help you. When it comes to squeeze pages, you will find t... read full post picked by peterparker789 1 year ago

The editors of the American Heritage® dictionaries have compiled a list of 100 words they recommend every high school graduate should know. picked by whi73rav3n 2 years ago