‘more vivid and literary’

Webster's 1913 Dictionary (github)by Tim Cieplowski (‘New project: Webster's 1913 Dictionary website‘) It’s a static website serving the complete text of Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary from 1913. James Somers wrote a popular blog post about Webster’s 1913, explaining how its definitions are more vivid and literary than what you’ll find in a modern dictionary. There already exists another site, that I sometimes use, websters1913.com, but unfortunately it has an SSL cert issue, and is not very feature-rich. I decided to build my own version, with a few additional features... [ 📌tdjones ] Related: You’re probably using the wrong dictionary « the jsomers.net blog Webster's 1913 Connoisseur's reference to American English - a dictionary for writers and wordsmiths GNU Collaborative International Dictionary of English → WordNet

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