What NAME of a dictionary do you prefer to use????

We all have our preferences....i have my own. I enjoy knowing where a word hailed from, which is NOT in a lot of dictionaries....well how about you?????

What NAME of a dictionary do you prefer to use????
oxford is the best
Reply:Websters Dictionary
Reply:Webster's dictionary! It's my fave!
Reply:Merriam-Webster's





This dictionary has the origins of the words and it is helpful. THis is the only dictionary I've come to like. The others are way to simple and not thorough.
Reply:www.dictionary.com :-)
Reply:hmm..
Reply:Merriam-Webster is good, I don't necessarily need to know the etymology of a word. Usually it's to settle an argument at our house!
Reply:I like m-w.com.





It's not big, but the price is right and it's always at one's fingertips.
Reply:webster. It's like the first one you grab when you go to the bookstore. they're everywhere.
Reply:oxford
Reply:Oxford Dictionary





or DUDEN (Half English + half german,etc etc )





Europeans im sure know the DUDEN books
Reply:webster
Reply:Merriam Webster. It almost sounds like a real whole name. Gives more to the dictionary itself.
Reply:de dikke van dale
Reply:dictionary.com
Reply:I like websters.
Reply:We own an old Webster's but now I use one on-line occasionally.
Reply:I call mine Bob.
Reply:I love writing so I use Roget's Thesaurus. (I know it's not a dictionary).
Reply:dictionary.com





or





webster
Reply:Usually "Dictionary" works for me, but when I'm feeling good I like to upgrade to "Dictionary v2.0"
Reply:not gonna lie...............WEBSTER is the only dictionary I know of :)
Reply:websters dictionary
Reply:i like the dictionary like it called whatever bla bla whatever yes sur i like webster
Reply:dictionaries have names?