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onono (Nancree) wrote:

>My original question arose because I was having trouble searching for one word.
>I have since found that M-W Dictionary.com works fine, as usual, with most
>words. I like its acoustical pronunciation feature.
>
>The one word, ("mung"), is the one that brought up a problematical page. (I
>know what "mung" means, at least on the internet. I was looking for the word
>root). This is the search that brought up a page offering a "free trial", and
>which I found confusing. Still do.
> Try "m-w.com" and search "mung" and see what you think.
>Nancree
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>Here's my original post:
>""I have been using Merriam-Webster Dictionary on line for quite while. For
>free. Now it is offering a "free trial", which indicates they are now charging
>for it. What's up? Can anyone explain. And what is your favorite on-line
>dictionary? I've always liked this one.
>Thanks
>Nancree
> http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionar...=Dictionary&va
>=mung&x=17&y=18
>
>Thanks to all of you who sent replies with their favorite on-line dictionary.
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http://www.onelook.com/?loc=pub&w=mung has 17 definitions.

Dennis