Comment Comment by literalusername The dict protocol, and dict.org in particular, provides easy access to Webster's 1913 as well as other dictionaries.I normally use Webster's 1913 from the command line, since I usually have a terminal in front of me. I keep this in my .zshrc: function dict () { if [[ $1 == (d|m) ]]; then curl dict://dict.org/$1:$2 | $PAGER else echo 'Unknown command. Use (d)efine or (m)atch.' fi } That allows me to issue queries such as `dict d example` to define "example", or `dict m exampel` to figure out how "example" ought to be spelled. parent literalusername 12 years ago
I normally use Webster's 1913 from the command line, since I usually have a terminal in front of me. I keep this in my .zshrc:
That allows me to issue queries such as `dict d example` to define "example", or `dict m exampel` to figure out how "example" ought to be spelled.