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Just a flesh wound!

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Just a flesh wound!

 
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Google Does Its Own Dictionary Definitions

Google used to offer up an automatic definition from sources like Dictionary.com or Answers.com. Now there’s a little blue “definition” link on the right side of any word or phrase search, offering Google’s own homebrew definition answers.

You’ll still see answers from Answers.com and other sources high up in the search results, of course, but Google’s own definition link lays out a word’s definition in traditional dictionary style, with usages, phonetic breakdowns, and multiple snippets from other web definitions. There’s also a link for “Starred words,” but I couldn’t find a way to actually star the word you’re currently looking at.

Google Does Its Own Dictionary Definitions

Google used to offer up an automatic definition from sources like Dictionary.com or Answers.com. Now there’s a little blue “definition” link on the right side of any word or phrase search, offering Google’s own homebrew definition answers.

You’ll still see answers from Answers.com and other sources high up in the search results, of course, but Google’s own definition link lays out a word’s definition in traditional dictionary style, with usages, phonetic breakdowns, and multiple snippets from other web definitions. There’s also a link for “Starred words,” but I couldn’t find a way to actually star the word you’re currently looking at.