We advise our users to have only one account with Wordsmyth. Your account information can be edited very easily when needed. Registering multiple account would likely cause confusion in the future. Change email address 1. Go to your account settings 2. As you can see, all account info fields are editable. Simply click [Edit] next … Read more
What is reverse search? “Reverse search” is an advanced search tool that allows you to search within the full text of the dictionary for words, word parts, or phrases that may be useful to you, either in finding a word for a meaning you have in mind or in finding a pool of words for … Read more
The Wordsmyth Word Explorer Children’s Dictionary has numerous features in its entries in addition to definitions. This detailed user guide helps you to make the best use of the dictionary.
The Wordsmyth Comprehensive Dictionary-Thesaurus Suite has numerous features in its entries in addition to definitions. This detailed guide helps you to make the best use of the dictionary.
Word Parts: prefix, root, and suffix expand your vocabulary exponentially. Study word parts (roots and affixes) with Wordsmyth word parts database integrated in the leveled dictionaries.
We’re often asked “Where’s the thesaurus in your dictionary?” What some users don’t recognize right away is that synonyms, similar words, and antonyms are matched with each sense of a word and appear directly under the appropriate definition for a particular headword. This is why we call it an “integrated thesaurus.”
Here is a quick overview of Wordsmyth features, including Wordsmyth dictionaries at all levels, vocabulary tools, and teacher tools. This guide can help educators make good use of Wordsmyth dictionaries and tools so that students may be helped to improve their vocabulary as well as their reading and writing skills.
To help young learners whose native language is Spanish or Chinese, WILD allows some level of lookup by Spanish or Chinese directly in the lookup box. For example, if you type in the Spanish word “lunes” and click the search button, the equivalent English entry will be displayed: The same lookup method works for Chinese … Read more
Your teacher will have given you a Class URL. Copy and paste, or type, the class URL in the browser search box. We recommend you bookmark the URL for future use. If your teacher also provided you with login information, go ahead and log in. If not, click “register.”
