Browse by Category
- » Art
- » Biography
- » Books & Reading
- » Business & Company Info
- » Careers & Jobs
- » Consumer
- » Current Issues
- » eBooks
- » Education
- » En Español
- » Encyclopedias
- » Genealogy
- » General Info & Reference
- » Government
- » Health & Medicine
- » History & Politics
- » Home & Garden
- » Law
- » Literature
- » Magazines & News
- » Movies/TV/Theater
- » Music
- » Online Learning
- » People
- » Philosophy & Religion
- » Science & Technology
- » Sports & Recreation
- » Travel & Geography
- » Weather
Internet Resources - Dictionaries
Jump to: Recommended Websites
Databases
- Oxford English Dictionary Online (OED)
A guide to the meaning, history, and pronunciation of more than 600,000 words — past and present — from across the English-speaking world.
Browse related subjects: Dictionaries
Recommended Websites
- Bartleby Library
Searchable collection of American and English literary works, including reference, verse, fiction and nonfiction. Also includes several sources for quotations.
Browse related subjects: Dictionaries, Indexes, Literature, Quotations - Duhaime's Law Dictionary
Researched, written in plain language and provided free of charge by lawyer Lloyd Duhaime. Includes "Ask a Lawyer Online."
Browse related subjects: Dictionaries, Law - Plain Language Medical Dictionary
The Plain Language Medical Dictionary widget is a project of the University of Michigan Taubman Health Sciences Library. To use, click on the drop down menu to browse the list of high-level medical terms. Once a word or phrase is selected, the plain language translation will appear in the box.
Browse related subjects: Dictionaries, Medicine - The Philosophy Pages
This site on philosophy and philosophers has a concise dictionary of philosophical terms and names , a survey history of western philosophy, a timeline of western philosophers (from 600 B.C.E. to the present), a discussion of logic, a guide to the study of philosophy, and a collection of briefly annotated links to additional resources.
Browse related subjects: Dictionaries, Philosophy
Find Internet Resources
E Clampus Vitus
E Clampus Vitus is a men-only organization which flourished in the California mining camps during the Gold Rush days. After many years of being dormant, it was revived in the early 1930's, and has chapters throughout the West. It has been described by Carl Wheat, a San Francisco historian who ... [More]
Browse and search more fun and useful facts from the SCPL Reference Files!