Merriam-Webster is using voice search within its iPhone dictionary application that lets users look up any word by simply speaking into their device. Users can search for words without having to spell ...

Merriam-Webster highlighted a couple dozen of the buzziest terms, which you can peruse with their definitions in the chart ...

Dictionary Day on October 16 celebrates the birth of Noah Webster, an American writer who was born in 1758. Webster is best-known for publishing the first dictionary in 1806, which he continued to ...

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I t’s no secret that the Brits spell a few words differently than us Americans: “color” becomes “colour,” “organize” becomes ...

The schoolbook "taught children how to read, write, spell and pronounce words for ... were purchased by brothers George and Charles Merriam after Webster’s death. The Merriam-Webster Dictionary ...

According to Merriam-Webster, their name is the amalgamation ... As if that weren’t confusing enough, some variations on the spelling hyphenate the word and/or add an “o” before the ...

Some four decades before Webster produced the dictionary, he had already made his mark as a pedagogue in classrooms across the new nation with the “American Spelling Book ... includes The Harvard ...

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For other spelling or usage questions not addressed in the AP guide, we encourage you to refer to Merriam-Webster dictionary. Our goal is to present a consistent and high standard of writing that ...

First, I had to spell it for them. Then I read the definition from Merriam-Webster aloud: A person who pretends to have virtues or qualities that they do not have. Then, I offered some examples.