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| Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation | Jane Straus. Sections each offer about a dozen links to appropriate subjects(pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, commas, quotation marks, etc.) with examples of correct usage, and practice tests and answers. Links to resources for writers. |
| Dictionary.com | Choose Dictionary in the search window and search for your word. |
| Dictionary of Slang | Ted Duckworth. Browse the dictionary of mostly UK slang, or links to various specific types of slang. |
| Dr. Grammar | James HiDuke, Univeristy of Northern Iowa. Links to sites about grammar, English as a Second Language, word origins, dictionaries, plagiarism, online documentation, etc. |
| Hyper Dictionary | Chris Knight. Hyperlinked definitions from Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) and WordNet 1.6. |
| Galaxy | Links to many dictionaries. |
| Lexical FreeNet | Datamuse Corporation. Type in a word and find words related by subject, spelling, rhyme, etc. |
| Middle English Compendium | University of Michigan. Middle English Dictionary, HyperBibliography, and Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse (146 texts). |
| New Chaucer Society | |
| Old English Pages | Georgetown University. An encyclopedic compendium of resources for the study of Old English and Anglo-Saxon England. |
| OneLook Dictionaries | Indexes over two million words from more than 400 general and specialized dictionaries. |
| Quotation Resources, Links, and Research Service | Includes many sites and links. |
| Roget's Thesaurus | Vast thesaurus. |
| Roots of English: an Etymological Dictionary | Seton Hall University. A dictionary for intermediate study of the English language's roots in Greek and Latin. The program is also part history book, describing the formation of English and offering hypertext links to descriptions of other languages that have left their marks on it. More than 650 pages of definitions, translations, word origins, and historical references. |
| WordNet | Princeton University. Words are organized into synonym sets, each representing one underlying lexical concept. Different relations link the synonym sets. |