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Reference.com is an online information source (encyclopeia, dictionary, thesaurus, etc.) produced by Lexico Publishing Group, LLC. In mid-2007, it typically ranked in the mid-200s among the most popular sites on the Internet.

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Word Fact: What Is the Difference Between i.e. and e.g.?
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Word Fact: What’s The Origin of Pizza?
.......I don't know how to cite for this vocab log
They took the word gullible off
@selmacee look up the definition on and the syllable that is bolded is the accented syllable
TIL that New York is named after the city of York, England, after James II, Duke of York, took it from the Dutch wh…
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votive: Word of the Day - votive: offered, given, or dedicated in accordance with a vow.
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@femfreq so sad, the illiterate use of language. It literally makes me sad. To be sure, I looked it up. #dictionary.com_FTW
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@Hannah_Morgan_ tbh I had to that big word you just used😂😂😂
"irreverent (adj.) 1. Not reverent" thanks
@MadisonU Well, someone discovered the Thesaurus section of I guess...
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Definition of brusque from -abrupt in speech or manner So you know anyone like this?
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votive: Word of the Day: votive: offered, given, or dedicated in accordance with a vow.
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has "their" meaning of the word.
@SammyBoy131525 Probably need to learn what that word actually means instead of just using to tell you champ!
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