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  • RhymeZone
    "What can I do with RhymeZone?
    You can use it to help write poetry, song lyrics, greeting cards, term papers, and more. You can use it to explore relationships between words. You can use it to find the correct spelling of a word you're not quite sure of. You can use it as a springboard for finding pictures, documents, and other multimedia items related to a particular concept that you're writing about. Finally, you can use it to see how your word is used in the context of famous quotes, poems, and plays."
  • Dictionnaires Cambridge (Cambridge Dictionaries )
    -Cambridge Dictionary of American English
    -Cambridge Learner's Dictionary
    -Cambridge International Dictionary of PhrasalVerbs
    -Cambridge International Dictionary of Idioms
    -Cambridge International Dictionary of English
  • Ultra Lingua (définitions et synonymes)
    "Ultralingua dictionaries are now available on the internet (launch a simple search from the top of this page)! But Ultralingua.Net is more than just dictionaries: Do advanced dictionary searches on our search page (and in the Language Centers); Consult detailed grammar manuals for English (ESL), French, German, and Spanish"
  • The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language
    "Fourth Edition. Over 90,000 entries feature 10,000 new words and senses,
    70,000 audio word pronunciations, 900 full-page color illustrations, language notes and word-root appendixes."
  • Dictionnaire Webster anglais (Merriam-Webster Online)
    "Online Dictionary , Online Thesaurus "
  • Dictionnaire Newbury House (Newbury House Online Dictionary)
    "This online dictionary contains over 40,000 entries and is based on the best
    selling Newbury House Dictionary of American English.  Providing simple and
    clear definitions, this online tool provides a wealth  of sample sentences, idioms, and a wide array of cultural facts and figures"
  • Dictionnaire LookWAYup (LookWAYup)
    "LookWAYup combines dictionary, thesaurus, translation, and other handy tools. With a double-click  you can look-up  the meaning of a word, or a phrase, search it on the same site or the whole Web using  your favorite search engine, and more! 
    All that without leaving the Web page. There are 4 ways you can use it:
    * The online dictionary and thesaurus with translation, regular web page
    * The dictionary on your browser safe-installed with no downloading, works on any web page
    * The dictionary on your web site 10-second integration on your own web page
    * The wireless dictionary for your cell phone or wireless PDA"
  • Dictionnaire anglais (Dictionary.com)
  • HyperDictionary
  • dictionary.net
    Dictionary.net is a free online english dictionary which offers a search which returns word, and phrase definitions from a variety of dictionary tables.
  • Dictionnaire Encarta (Encarta World English Dictionary
    "Encarta World English Dictionary contains approximately 400,000 references. In addition to definitions,  dictionary entries include a pronunciation key, word histories, and word usage notes."
  • Memidex
    Memidex is a free online dictionary and thesaurus with a simple
    interface, complete inflections, auto-suggest, adult-filtering,
    frequent updates, a browsable index, and support for handheld/
    mobile devices
  • Yahooligans Kid's Almanac (pour enfants)
  • Dictionnaire Little Explorers (pour enfants) ( Little Explorers Picture Dictionary)
    "1,885 illustrated dictionary entries! Each word is used in a meaningful example sentence.  Most entries have links to a related web site. Just click on an underlined word (or its accompanying picture), and you'll link to a great web site related to it"
  • Dictionnaire Fact Monster (pour enfants) (Fact Monster Dictionary)
    "Dictionary Search gives you access to more than 125,000 entries, from aalii to zymurgy. "
  • Dictionnaire des mots "difficiles" (Hutchinson Dictionary of Difficult Words)
    "Do you aim to become a member of the literati, or do you wish to be a savant? Do you want to avoid being verbigerative and be succinct instead? Search the Hutchinson Dictionary of Difficult Words' A-Z index of over  13,900 difficult words to increase your vocabulary  or just find out what those words really mean!"
  • Dictionnaire des mots homophones (An English Homophone Dictionary)
    "Homophones are words of the same language that are pronounced alike even if they differ in spelling,  meaning, or origin, such as "pair" and "pear".Homophones may also be spelled alike, as in "bear" (the animal) and "bear" (to carry). But this list consists  only of homophones that are not spelled alike. In the entries below, the members of each homophonic set are listed in alphabetical order. Each set is entered only once, at its alphabetically first member. There is nocross-reference unless the initial letters of the members differ"
  • Dictionnaire des mots d'une lettre (Dictionary of One-Letter Words)
  • Dictionnaire des mots composés de voyelles (Dict. of All-Vowel Words)
  • Dictionnaire des mots "obscurs" de la langue anglaise (Luciferous Logolepsy)
    "Welcome to Luciferous Logolepsy, a collection of over 9,000 obscure english
    words. Though the definition  of an "english" word might seem to be
    straightforward, it is not. There exist so many adopted, derivative,  archaic or abandoned words in what we loosely define as the "English Language", that a clear-cut definition seems impossible."
  • Dictionnaire des mots "bizarres ou "obscurs" de la langue anglaise (International House of Logorrhea)
    "Welcome to the International House of Logorrhea, a free online dictionary of weird and unusual words to help enhance your vocabulary. All in all, I have compiled a list of over 14000 English words (at last count, 14,666), ranging from the merely uncommon to the extremely rare, nearly obsolete and just plain nutty!"
  • Dictionnaire des mots "perdus" de la langue anglaise (Compendium of Lost Words)
    "Welcome to the Compendium of Lost Words, a component of Forthright's
    Phrontistery. The Compendium lists  over 400 of the rarest modern English words - in fact, ones that have been entirely absent from the Internet,including all online dictionaries, until now."
  • Dictionnaire de la langue écossaise (Dictionary of the Scots Language)
    "The Dictionary of the Scots Language (DSL) comprises electronic editions of the two major historical dictionaries of the Scots language: the Dictionary of the Older Scottish  Tongue (DOST) and the Scottish National Dictionary (SND). DOST contains information  about Scots words in use from the twelfth to the end of the seventeenth centuries (Older Scots); and SND contains information about Scots words in use from the eighteenth
    century to the present day (modern Scots)."
  • Dictionnaire de l'argot britannique (Dictionary of English slang and colloquialisms of the UK)
    "A monster online dictionary of the rich colourful language we call slang... all from  a British perspective, with new slang added every month"

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