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dictionary of modern slang and newly invented words
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MarionG
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dictionary of modern slang and newly invented words
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Inspired by Franknbea �s great game on this forum I lately roam the net for interesting words. I came accross a real gem: the Urban dictionary. It is a kind of very modern slang dictionary. Be warned, it �s kind of coarse...
check it out..
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9 Sep 2010
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Lina Ladybird
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I can confirm that, because I �ve been using this website for the past 2 years - it �s really good! |
9 Sep 2010
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Greek Professor
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Hi everyone...
Oh yes...I agree with you both....Have been uusing it for a a couple of years as well...
and it �s really good |
9 Sep 2010
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S.Reisner
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As a translator Portuguese/English, I �ve been using it for some time. It �s very useful when you translate dialogues since that �s when people use an extremely coloquial language.
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9 Sep 2010
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aliciapc
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I had never seen it before, will check it out, thank you , Marion ! |
9 Sep 2010
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EnioTigre
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it`s great!! i haven`t seen this web site before. THanks for sharing Marion!!
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9 Sep 2010
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hdefined
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Merriam-Webster.com recently released a new section on new words and slang. It �s not connected to their main dictionary section, so a search in the main dictionary for a new or slang word might not produce any results. They have to be searched by topic or alphabetically, but at least their definitions are treated as if they were real or established words. |
10 Sep 2010
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