In an effort to keep with the comunity based media idea, I have switched the elmwoodstrip offical dictionary from the commercial dictionary.com

to the open source wiktionary.org

.
Wiktionary, like wikipedia, lets users define their own entries which are editable by others. There are some rules so check out the site for details. I added
chillax [dict]chillax[/dict], as coined by Jesssica Ho in 1993. The definations are often different from dictionary.com e.g.
geek [dict]geek[/dict] is defined how it should be and not as some circus sideshow freak that eats the heads off of chickens. Some definations are very well written. All can be very well written e.g.
appearance [dict]appearance[/dict]. Test it out if you get a chance.
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