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» Site title: AskOxford.com
» Site description: For questions on English grammar, spelling, and usage; to search a dictionary of words, names or quotations; for help with writing; for crosswords and puzzles.
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» Site title: The Beet Foundation
» Site description: General purpose online English language dictionary and Thesaurus.
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» Site title: Collins Word Exchange
» Site description: Dictionary searches a variety of word and phrase resources, including the Collins English Dictionary, texting abbreviations, internet links, and words submitted by users.
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» Site title: Dictionary.net
» Site description: A dictionary database of word and phrase definitions from eight different sources.
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» Site title: Die.net Online Dictionary
» Site description: Cross-referenced definitions, spelling correction, and searches from WordNet, Webster's, and a variety of specialized sources. Supports regular expressions and the DICT protocol.
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» Site title: Elizabethan Dictionary
» Site description: Provides the origins and meanings of Elizabethan words and vocabulary including obscure Shakespearean expressions.
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» Site title: Freesearch Dictionary
» Site description: A British English dictionary powered by the Cambridge University Press that contains around 150,000 words. The site offers a search feature or can be browsed by letter.
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» Site title: HyperDic
» Site description: Based on the WordNet lexical database and thesaurus, this dictionary covers only a selection of the most frequent English words. Includes synonyms, antonyms, examples and pronunciation, and links between related words.
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» Site title: The Jargon Database
» Site description: A repository of popular neologisms, management speak, and technical terms relevant to various regions, jobs, and cultures, and organized by categories.
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» Site title: New Dictionary Words
» Site description: An interactive quiz to test you knowledge of new words addd to the Merriam-Webster dictionary.
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» Site title: SmartDictionary.com
» Site description: Supports both searching and browsing and encourages user contributions.
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» Site title: Suggestive Dictionary
» Site description: An English dictionary which suggests words as one types. Helps explore new words and meanings.
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» Site title: Ultralingua
» Site description: Searchable dictionary of the English language, with standard, reverse and phonetic lookup. Also links to a range of other language resources.
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» Site title: Vdictionary.com
» Site description: Searchable English language dictionary shows results in synonym sets.
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» Site title: Wiktionary
» Site description: English language Wiki dictionary from the Wikimedia Foundation.
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» Site title: Word Sytes
» Site description: Use this online dictionary to search for definitions in WordNet, Webster's and many other databases.
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» Site title: WordIQ Dictionary
» Site description: Searchable definitions available in a variety of dictionaries including Webster's, a legal dictionary, a dream dictionary, and an encyclopedia.
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» Site title: The Wordsworth Compendium
» Site description: Program containing over 516,000 English words and phrases to solve word puzzles. Useful for the search and manipulation of words in all aspects of logological activities.
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December 26, 1999
Dear Santa,
You must be surprised that I''m writing to you today, the 26th of December. Well I would very much like to clear up certain things that have occurred since the beginning of the month, when, filled with illusion, I wrote you my letter.
I asked for a bicycle, an electric train set, a pair of roller blades, and a football uniform. I destroyed my brain studying the whole year. Not only was I the first in my class, but I had the best grades in the whole school.
I''m not going to lie to you, there was no one in my entire neighborhood that behaved better than me, with my parents, my brothers, my friends, and with my neighbors. I would go on errands, and even help the elderly cross the street. There was virtually nothing within reach that I would not do for humanity.
What balls do you have leaving me a fucking yo-yo, a stupid whistle, and a pair of socks? What the fuck were you thinking you fat son of a bitch?!
That you have taken me for a sucker the whole fucking year to come out with some shit like this under the tree. As if you hadn''t fucked me enough, you gave that little faggot across the street so many toys that he can''t even walk into his house.
Don''t let me see you trying to fit your big ass down my chimney next year. I''ll fuck you up. I''ll throw rocks at those stupid reindeer and scare them away so you''ll have to walk back to the fucking North Pole, just like what I have to do now since you didn''t get me that fucking bike.
FUCK YOU SANTA. Next year you''ll find out how bad I can be, you FAT-SON-OF-A-BITCH!
Sincerely,
Little Johnny