They almost always force you to look up some other form of the word because the definition they gave you includes the word itself.
For example:
fungible:
n.
Something that is fungible - usually used in plural
Gah! Gee, tha6nks a lot, dictionary. That's the most useful definition ever! Now I have to look up the adjective!
Granted, in this case, I was looking for the adjecttive anyway, but the noun form appeareed first, so I read that instead.
It's just annoying sometimes how you need to look things up twice, essentially, to get the actual meaning of a word.


bloomer Jan 24, 2010
wolfqueen001 Blogger Jan 24, 2010
Though, I've found instances of this in all dictionaries, so it's hardly specific to that one.
bloomer Jan 25, 2010
zippdementia Jan 25, 2010