Online dictionaries

Online Dictionaries

Here are a few links to the best online dictionaries:








Dictionary.com
Bilingual Dictionaries
Merriam-Webster
Thefreedictionary
Cambridge Dictionaries
Idioms
Urban Slang Dictionary
UK Slang
American Slang
Onlineslangdictionary
British National corpus

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