Capitol Words gives you an at-a-glance view into the daily proceedings of the United States Congress through the simplest lens available-a single word. For every day that Congress is in session, Capitol Words displays the most frequently used word in the Congressional Record. picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago

Merriam-Webster Inc. has added more than 100 entries to the latest edition of its Collegiate Dictionary. Here are some, along with the year in which Merriam-Webster researchers first found them used in an English-language publication, and their meanings: picked by kakana 5 months ago

You get 12 minutes. I got 60/100. I missed some really obvious ones. picked by yoornotme 10 months ago

A crazy fast dictionary. You can look up words without refreshing the page, and it can list many words on one page. There's an addictive "random" button to get a random vocab word. picked by reformist 3 years ago

okay so there are tons of free games online...most of which suck. but this article from the editors at Games For Windows sifts thru the crap to bring you 101+ of the best free games online! it also has links to all the games!

yay for more wasting time at work!!! picked by T3ND3R 3 years ago

Broken Picture Telephone is the web-incarnation of that old children's game, with a slight variation in how it's played. Rather than whispering words to strangers around the internet, the game alternates between words and drawings.

*This is ridiculously addictive and very fun* picked by tvirus 8 months ago

These incredible drawings are proof that some pictures really are worth a thousand words. Keira Rathbone 'drew' the works of art using just a humble typewriter. She has spent up to 90 hours hammering away at each picture using a variety of letters and punctuation marks thousands and thousands of times. picked by AutumnLotus 10 months ago

Like Flickr, but without the photos

Wordie is for people who love words. Start by making word lists: words you love, words you hate, words on a given topic, whatever. picked by melgesevad 2 years 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 3 years ago

A different and fairly challenging word game. (This online version has a limited number of questions and is only available for Explorer users). picked by ogri2003 2 years ago

Do you use these words? Love the 'arse antlers'!! picked by topofall 2 years ago

English language is quite large, but there are somethings that English just doesn't have a word for, such as someone who is excited by eating garlic, or how about the act of taking lice from a person's head and squashing it between one's teeth.
These and other words are in a new book, Toujours Tingo picked by 2manyusernames 2 years ago