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Just an Ordinary Owl?
@owlwings (43897)
• Cambridge, England
23 May 16
When I woke this morning, I had (I believe) quite a full list of things I wanted to accomplish today. Five or so hours later, it's nearly lunch-time and I haven't started or even thought about starting one of them!
I have, it is...
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crimsonladybug
@crimsonladybug (3112)
• United States
29 Nov 09
There are all kinds of books for writers. There are the Writer's Market books that list all the publishers opportunities for writers each year. There are books of prompts and the "Dummies" books for each different style of...
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SomeCowgirl
@SomeCowgirl (32189)
• United States
7 Sep 09
A certain mylotter started a discussion suggesting a spelling dictionary, so here I am starting a discussion suggesting a thesaurus for dummies. I'm starting this discussion because said member has said a few word I'VE had to look...
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king4aday
@king4aday (680)
• Philippines
4 Apr 09
I always have a Microsoft office open when in mylot. Sometimes when they can't in find the word that I am looking for in microsoft word, I just google it. I also use a conventional thesaurus and dictionary but not as much. How...
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Deborah L. Alten
@gtargirl (5376)
• United States
26 Sep 08
Well, I've finished my first novel. It's about 80,0000 words. One of the things I learned while writing this was that you have to know a gazillion words for the same word. I mean you can't write "contest" (for example )a million...
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bagumbayan
@bagumbayan (2705)
• Philippines
24 Mar 08
For me I used it both. I have both of them handy, at home and in the office. Dictionary you can see detailed meaning of the word you are using, prunounciation, spelling, etymology and the like. Thesaurus you can see the short...
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djmarion
@djmarion (4898)
• Philippines
15 Oct 07
during the time when technology is not yet this advance, webster's dictionary is very famous. most students use it when they want to know the meaning of the word they don't understand. now that computers are part of our daily...
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