i like to share this very good website/online dictionary with you guys,
this website has the best online dictionary on the web, thats my opinion
so if you wanna look up for the meaning of a word you can visit this website:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org

dictionaries are so last century and so obsolete. Ever hear of a thing called spell check?

what if you dont know what the word means?

You google it. :)

or you can visit this website:http://dictionary.cambridge.org
and look up for the meaning of the word, it saves you searching effort,

you guys should try this website out:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/

urbandictionary tells you the meaning of informal words and abbreviations,

i dont get it why doesnt the offtopic forum have a edit button,

@Diane: whats wrong with this?

If you want to see a really neat and helpful English Dictionary, track down a copy of The Oxford English Dictionary; it has the definition, lexicography, down to the first historical use of every known word in the English language -- and is very easy/fun to use and read.

I don't normally encourage people to acquire things by illicit means, but for learning and education I'll make an exception and say that digital versions of the OED are widely warzed, and if you want good command of English (which is a very messed up language) the OED is more helpful then most Dictionaries.

wiktionary, and all your problems are solved.

Where I need this?
My main language isn't english, but gladly people correct me instantly after (even one) typo.

http://dictionary.cambridge.org <--- check it out its the best online dictionary

I have Oxford Unabridged Encyclopedic dictionary.