TOP 100 DICTIONARY SITES
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| The right mulch can do the work for you (Asheville Citizen-Times) The dictionary says that mulch is anything you lay on top of the soil to protect it. Protect it from what, though? us.rd.yahoo.com |
Tips for Choosing Secure Passwords (Enterprise Security Today) The longer your password, the more secure it is. Eight to 10 characters is a good range. If a word is in the dictionary, it shouldn't be part of your password. Hackers can run programs that repeatedly try to log in to your account using words from the dictionary. us.rd.yahoo.com |
reflections - Real Chemistry 101 (Arthur Enterprise News) The dictionary describes “chemistry” as the composition, structure, properties, and reactions of a substance. Now that sounds rather sterile and scientific, so for my purposes I like the second definition better, namely, a sympathetic understanding or rapport. us.rd.yahoo.com |
To friend or unfriend, that is the question (Malaysian Mirror) NEW YORK - The 2009 Word of the Year is “unfriend”. So say officials at Oxford University Press USA, the publishers of the dictionary. They chose the word because of its prevalence in society. us.rd.yahoo.com |
This Is English, Rules Are Optional A professor shows that a language is forever in flux and that many of the rules grammatical zealots wave about like cudgels are arbitrary and destined to be swept aside as English evolves. nytimes.com |