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1.www.babylon.com2970000
2.www.urbandictionary.com2000000
3.www.online-dictionary.biz1720000
4.www.dict.cc1210000
5.www.wordreference.com1200000
6.www.seslisozluk.com924000
7.dict.tu-chemnitz.de890000
8.www.bartleby.com839000
9.www.logos.it825000
10.www.frasi.net812000
11.dictionary.reference.com783000
12.dict.die.net683000
13.www.yourdictionary.com671000
14.www.AcronymFinder.com581000
15.vdict.com539000
16.babelfish.altavista.com512000
17.www.woerterbuch.info410000
18.www.m-w.com394000
19.www.onelook.com371000
20.www.worldlingo.com330000
21.www.indictionary.com310000
22.www.webopedia.com271000
23.dictionary.cambridge.org241000
24.dict.leo.org220000
25.www.medilexicon.com203000
26.thefreedictionary.com172000
27.www.allwords.com163000
28.www.wordcentral.com162000
29.www.etymonline.com158000
30.www.online-medical-dictionary.org158000
31.www.freetranslation.com158000
32.www.eudict.com148000
33.www.rikai.com134000
34.whatis.techtarget.com118000
35.skepdic.com113000
36.www.askoxford.com109000
37.www.openthesaurus.de106000
38.www.diccionarios.com102000
39.www.investopedia.com89000
40.www.dictionary.net88400
41.www.phrases.org.uk84500
42.dix.osola.com83200
43.www.freedict.com78400
44.www.redensarten-index.de75900
45.www.translatum.gr71500
46.www.investorwords.com67600
47.www.worldwidewords.org67500
48.www.hyperdictionary.com66100
49.dict.sztaki.hu64000
50.www.medterms.com64000
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us.rd.yahoo.com		 Inventec Besta Embeds Fonix Speech Software into New "Language Learning" Electronic Dictionary (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
LINDON, Utah----Fonix Speech, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Fonix Corporation specializing in embedded speech interfaces for mobile devices, handheld electronic products, video game systems and processors, today announced the implementation of Fonix VoiceIn voice recognition software on a new electronic dictionary device from Inventec Besta, CD-875.
us.rd.yahoo.com		 The rhyming life and times of Brother Ali, at First Avenue this weekend (MinnPost)
Slug from Atmosphere will always own the throne as the rapper who most firmly put the Twin Cities on the hip-hop map. But when it comes to vintage, old-school, vocabulary versifying, the mating of a fat dictionary with profound novelistic narratives, all the locals take a back seat to Brother Ali.
us.rd.yahoo.com		 H. Neal Glanville: A stab at defining normal (Craig Daily Press)
Well, it’s a couple of days since Christmas, and if you glance about, it seems things are returning to normal, if you’re normal. Far be it from me to define normal. I’m the furthest of the furthest from any dictionary’s version of that word.
us.rd.yahoo.com		 From Texas with love and torment (Brisbane Times)
It may be a cliche but if anyone's photo should be in the dictionary next to the term ''fragile genius'', it's the Texas singer-songwriter Daniel Johnston.
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