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Originally Posted By: tsuwm
1. Merriam-Webster's Online Dictionary, 11th Edition (it's the online version of the popular M-W Collegiate)


I agree tsu it's probably the most athoritative based with my experience in the realm, esp with the ink-and-paper version

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2. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language (or, AHD4) [I really dislike all the advertising and the popups, which often cause my windows to shrink]


Thank you I certainly will include it among my faves

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3-1008. (nearly) everything else, in no particular order


Not sure about that but I gather you consider most of them pretty good

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1009. Urban Dictionary, the most useless user-developed site of all
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I couldn't agree more on that last one. For what it's worth you might there look up dalehileman for what it's worth. I had asked them to delete whereupon they agreed but didn't comply. Meantime however I have heard from a more liberal correspondent that he found it amusing so I decided to leave it

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