What name (set) of dictionary's do you own? or do you go on line? thank you!!!?

If I could afford an Oxford I would use it, mainly because it gives plenty of etymological background; but I do have a concise Oxford and an Oxford Dictionary of Australian words, which lists only words with unique usage in Australia. My main dictionary is a Macquarie, which gives limited etymology, but enough for most purposes. If I want more, Merriam Webster's online is quite thorough. The full OED is online too, but you have to pay a subscription.

What name (set) of dictionary's do you own? or do you go on line? thank you!!!?
Excuse me, I have The Childrens' Dictionary, The Oxford Dictoinary, The American Heritage Dictionary and many more informational refrences. I do not believe in using the computer for anything other than helping people in need, such as on Yahoo Answers.


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YOU ARE A FREAKIN LOSER IF YOU BELIEVED ONE WORD A JUST TYPED!!! HOLY CRUD!!!!!!!!!! .P
Reply:I prefer to use a paper dictionary because those on line dictionaries are not very reliable sometimes.


I have two Oxford :one for American English and the other is English-Spanish.


I also have a Cambridge which is really good.


and I have a Webster's but I really don't care much about it.
Reply:Webster's Collegiate, two editions of American Heritage, a 1930 Webster's Unabridged, the OED (compact edition), a couple of others that seldom get opened--but if I'm already at the computer when a word-related question comes up, I check it online.
Reply:When I need a translation I go on line:





www.ling.pl


www.getionary.pl





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Reply:I typically go online to this site.





definitions, origin, usage and audible pronunciation





http://www.merriam-webster.com
Reply:I own a World Book set of dictionaries and encyclopedias but i rarely use them. I usually go on line (Dictionary.com)
Reply:www.dictionary.com and Wikipedia are my new reference materials.
Reply:http://timtatca.com/
Reply:A few different dictionaries, these days mostly online
Reply:I go online.

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