Question by KT: 10 point tonight!!What is one new word that is in the process being removed from the Oxford English Dictionary?
What one word might be on the way out of the oxford english dictionary?? (look for the term archaic in the body of the defination)
Define the word.
10 points given out within the HOUR to the first person to answer question fully!
Best answer:
Answer by majoungpaung
they are going to remove the word “gullible” from the dictionary
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Question by calibra2317: How many times is a word used before it is entered into a dictionary?
How many times should a new word be used before it is entered into a dictionary??
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Answer by ♂ ♫ Timberwolf
154,964,723 times
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Question by infiniti: Which is a best dictionary for English – German, German – English for beginers?
I am a beginer in German language. I would like to have a dictionary for reference for learning and for future reference. Please suggest a best one. Thanks.
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Answer by jnani
Oxford dictionary is best for -English.
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Question by Ubuntu User!: What is a dictionary in one language called? (the opposite of a multilingual dictionary)?
I need a multilingual dictionary – I only want to look up English words with definitions in English.
I need to change the prefix on multilingual to reflect the sentence.
Best answer:
Answer by Bard Teacher
monolingual? A dictionary of English words is called an English dictionary.
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Question by jptip: is there a medical dictionary that can be uploaded to microsoft office?
i am in PA school and every time i try to type something it comes up at misspelled and it would be a big help if i had a medical dictionary as well as the english one.
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Answer by garfield-n-odie
http://www.stedmans.com
http://www.spellex.com
http://www.dorlands.com
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Question by John: How to find out if a word is borrowed or native in the dictionary?
I am having problem with some homework in one of my classes. I am supposed to find out if a word is borrowed or native by looking the word up in the dictionary and reading the etymology. I sort of understand how to read an etymology but I dont understand how I can tell from the etymology if its borrowed or a native word. does anyone think they can help me?
Thank you
Best answer:
Answer by Dahlia
I’d say that if the earliest origin of the word is in your native language, then it’s not borrowed.
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Question by miho: Anybody know if there is an electoric dictionary maybe you can change language with a card or something?
I want an electoric dictionary for English-Japanese, but I also want English-Spanish. Anybody know any electoric dictionary that has those options maybe with a card to change language???
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Answer by razel
you ust search it in yahoo.com
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Question by Looking forward to my Rainbow: Is there any way to recover my dictionary that I threw in the trash then emptied?
I have a Macbook. I put the dictionary in the trash, and then emptied it, not realizing what I had done. Is there any way to recover that program? Thanks!
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Answer by Lt.Sephiroth
I’m not completely sure how to do so on a Macbook, but if you do a system restore it SHOULD come back.
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Question by Albert: Where can I download the CDROM version of the Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Dictionary?
Where can I download the CDROM version of the Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Dictionary to install on my electronic dictionary? Also if anyone knows how I do this, that would be great too!
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Answer by Marlon Snoeren
You can download it here, http://tiny.cc/1efzu hard to find but ok 
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Question by satch: Where can I find an online dictionary?
Where can I find a dictionary that I can highlight a word on a page I`m reading online and get the definition without leaving the page I`m reading? Please help, and thank you.
Best answer:
Answer by mgt
www.webster.com
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