I tried not to think about idyllic, rivery scenes: me bagging the best table in the sun while my perfect accessory went to the bar.Įarth is a quiet, rather idyllic world these days-a skyful of ragged cities will create a lot of alarm there. The idyllic scene contrasted sharply with the tension gripping the mounted men, men who were as accustomed to danger as most others were to monotony, and while Leif eagerly filled his lungs with the fragrant morning air, he imagined it held the taste of the blood that would be spilt this day. Lady Laura March night was becoming a regular visitor to Dilling ham Court, where she and Polly would walk together in the gardens or set their easels up with some idyllic aspect before them, in the hope of capturing it in watercolours or charcoal. Yes! Check out the Datamuse API.She forced herself to leave that idyllic picture to examine the rest of the adobe house. Is there an API for retrieving these results programmatically? The same interface is now available in Spanish at rimar.io (select the "Palabras relacionadas" button.) Can I add this to my browser's search bar?Ĭertainly! Just follow these instructions. (This is particularly useful for crossword puzzle help, as shown in the examples above.) Is this available in any other languages besides English? If you putĪ wildcard pattern before the colon, your results will be filtered by that pattern. Sure! Just type a colon ( :) into any OneLook search box, followed by your concept. Can I use this service from anywhere on OneLook? We're continually adding more references and improving the precision of the system. That's because not every dictionary indexed by OneLook is used by the reverse dictionary, and our search algorithm still needs a lot of work. Some queries are very difficult for our system. If you get back nothing but junk, try restating your query so that it's just two or three simple words. We urge you to click on a word to check its definition before using it in your Oscars acceptance speech or honors thesis. Why are so many of my search results complete nonsense?įor some types of searches only the first result or the first few results are likely to be useful.
The reverse dictionary uses the Datamuse API, which in turn uses several lingustic resources described in the "Data sources" section on that page. If you're really fond of the old system, or if you have JavaScript disabled in your browser, you can still access version 1.0 here or click on the link that says "Try your query on the old system" that appears at the very bottom of the results page. Yes! Here's a description of what's changed for version 2.0. Type in your description and hit Enter (or select a word that shows up in the autocomplete preview) to see the related words. Your description can be anything at all: a single word, a few words, or even a whole sentence. This tool lets you describe a concept and get back a list of words and phrases related to that concept. How do I use OneLook's thesaurus / reverse dictionary feature?
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