Then he tweeted a definition in an internet dictionary stating that "mong" didn't mean Down's syndrome.
An Internet dictionary of slang defines him as "an annoying individual moving slowly and aimlessly in front of another individual who is in a bit of a hurry".
The Chinese characters were randomly chosen from an internet dictionary (http://www.chinalink.de).de
Instead of having to run an external spell checker or the need to look up words on an internet dictionary, Firefox underlines misspelled words as you type.
Pressure from internet dictionaries may have led Collins, an traditional dictionary, to allow Twitter users to vote for a new word to be included the winner was "adorkable".
Do not believe the Internet dictionaries that treat the verb as an acronym for Packet Internet Groper, a Unix utility that accomplishes the above test but sounds to me like an odious new form of sexual harassment.
Head to their specialized subject dictionaries like Yahoo Financial Glossary and the Internet Language Dictionary.
It fulfills the functions of dozens of products including a watch, diary, alarm clock, barometer, satellite navigation system, Internet browser, dictionary, DVD player and MP3 player as well as a phone, and that's before we come on to those 100,000 apps.
The joke isn't new - it can be found on the internet Urban Dictionary - but in Italy it has been given a political twist.
Following the analysis of interactions, an inventory of meditational strategies emerged which is as follows: Confirming/rejecting response, Repeating the erroneous guess with a questioning tone, Asking leading questions, Using the Internet,Using dictionary, Translation Providing correct response and explanation.
The possibilities presented by this addition not only reveal just how much the Internet allows dictionaries to do that just isn't possible in print, but how much an online O.E.D. could offer those of us who still read the dictionary for fun.
