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Lettris
Lettris is a curious tetris-clone game where all the bricks have the same square shape but different content. Each square carries a letter. To make squares disappear and save space for other squares you have to assemble English words (left, right, up, down) from the falling squares.
boggle
Boggle gives you 3 minutes to find as many words (3 letters or more) as you can in a grid of 16 letters. You can also try the grid of 16 letters. Letters must be adjacent and longer words score better. See if you can get into the grid Hall of Fame !
English dictionary
Main references
Most English definitions are provided by WordNet .
English thesaurus is mainly derived from The Integral Dictionary (TID).
English Encyclopedia is licensed by Wikipedia (GNU).
Translation
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Dionysiac, Dionysian — dionysiaque, dionysien - Trojan War — guerre de Troie - Augean stables — écuries d'Augias - Pandora's box — boîte de Pandore - Delphic oracle, Oracle of Apollo, oracle of Delphi, Temple of Apollo — oracle de Delphes - Elysian Fields, Elysium — Champs Élysées, Élysée - Charybdis — Charybde - Colchis — Colchide - Acheron, River Acheron — Achéron - Cocytus, River Cocytus — Cocyte, rivière Cocyte - Lethe, River Lethe — Léthé - Liakoura, Mount Parnassus, Parnassus — Parnasse - River Styx, Styx — Styx - Demogorgon — démon gorgone - Argus — Argus - Calypso — Calypso - Oceanid, sea nymph — océanide - Cyclops — cyclope - Scylla — Scylla - Stentor — Stentor - Cerberus, hellhound — Cerbère - Charon — Charon - Chimaera, Chimera — chimaera, Chimera, chimère - Circe — Circé - Dardanus — Dardanos - Geryon — Géryon - Gorgon — gorgone - Grace — Charite, Grâce - Aglaia — Aglaé - Euphrosyne — Euphrosyne - Thalia — Thalie - Harpy — harpie, Harpies - Hydra — hydre, l'hydre de Lerne - Hyperborean - Hypnos — Hypnos - Perseus — Persée - Medusa — Méduse - Stheno — Sthéno - Euryale — Euryale - Minotaur — Minotaure - Narcisse, Narcissus — Narcisse - Nemean lion — lion de Némée - Bellerophon — Bellérophon - Patroclus — Patroclus - Pegasus — Pégase - Python — python - Sarpedon — Sarpédon - Sphinx — sphinx - Typhoeus — Typhon - Typhon — Typhon - Adonis — Adonis - Echo — Écho - Atlantides, Hesperides — Atlantides - Hyades — Hyades - Oread — Oréades, Orestiades, Orodemniades - Pleiades — Pléiades - Asterope, Sterope — Stérope - water nymph — naïade - Daphne — Daphné - naiad — naïade - Nereid — néréide - Thetis — Thétis - Oceanid — océanide - Leander — Léandre - Pygmalion — Pygmalion - Galatea — Galatée - Ares — Arès - Eris — Éris - Thanatos — Thanatos - Nyx — Nyx - Artemis, Cynthia — Artémis - Boreas - Athena, Athene, Pallas, Pallas Athena, Pallas Athene — Athéna, Pallas - Chaos — chaos - Cronus — Cronos, Kronos - Demeter — Déméter - Dionysus — Dionysos - Doris — Doris - Erebus — Érèbe - Eros — Éros - Daedal, Daedalus — Dédale - Damon and Pythias — Damon et Pythias - Gaea, Gaia, Ge — Gaïa, Gê - Hebe — Hébé - Helios — Hélios, Hêlios - Icarus — Icare - Hecate — Hécate - Hephaestus, Hephaistos — Héphaistos, Héphaïstos - Hermes — Hermès - Hermaphroditus — Hermaphrodite - Hygeia, Hygieia — Hugieia, Hygie - Io — Io - Hestia — Hestia - Hymen — Hymen, Hyménée - Hyperion — Hypérion - Calliope — Calliope - Clio — Clio - Erato — Érato - Euterpe — Euterpe - Melpomene — Melpomène - Polyhymnia — Polymnie - Terpsichore — Terpsichore - Thalia — Thalie - Urania — Uranie - Nemesis — Némésis - Nereus — Nérée - Nike — Niké - Ouranos, Uranus — Ouranos, Uranus - goat god, Pan — le grand Pan, Pan - Pasiphae — Pasiphaé - Pontos, Pontus — Pontos - Poseidon — Poséidon - Proteus — Protée - Cora, Despoina, Kore, Persephone — Coré, Perséphone - Procrustes — Procuste - Phaethon — Phaéton - Aides, Aidoneus, Hades, Pluto — Hadès - Pythia, Pythoness — pythie - Selene — Séléné - Eos — Éos - Eurydice — Eurydice - Orion — Orion - Orpheus — Orphée - Titan — Titan - Titaness — Titanide - merman, Triton — Triton - Tyche — Tyché - Zephyr — Zéphyr - Zeus — Zeus, Zeus [dzøs] - Oceanus — Océanus - Cocus — Coeus - Crius — Crios - Iapetus, Iapetus Ocean, Proto-Atlantic Ocean — Iapetus, Japet - Atlas — Atlas - Epimetheus — Épiméthée - Prometheus — Prométhée - Thea, Theia — Théa - Themis — Thémis - Mnemosyne — Mnémosyne - Phoebe — Phœbé - Tethys — Téthys - Psyche — Psyché - Pandora — Pandore - Argonaut — Argonautes - Jason — Jason - Medea — Médée - Laertes — Laërte - Odysseus — Ulysse - Penelope — Pénélope - Theseus — Thésée - Tantalus — Tantale - Agamemnon — Agamemnon - Menelaus — Ménélas - Clytemnestra — Clytemnestre - Aegisthus — Égisthe - Orestes — Oreste - Cassandra — Cassandre - Antigone — Antigone - Creon — Créon - Jocasta — Épicaste, Iocaste, Jocaste - Electra — Électre - Laocoon — Laocoon - Laius — Laïos, Laïus - Myrmidon - King Oedipus, Oedipus, Oedipus Rex — Œdipe - Tiresias — Tirésias - Hector — Hector - Helen, Helen of Troy — Hélène de Troie - Leda — Léda - Amazon — Amazone - maenad — ménade - bacchant — bacchante - bacchante — bacchante - Nestor — Nestor - Philemon — Philémon - Priam — Priam - ichor — ichor - Augeas — Augias - Alcyone, Halcyon - Cadmus - Chiron — Chiron - Ganymede - Niobe - Andromeda — Andromède - Cepheus - Cassiopeia - Paris — Pâris - Apollo, Phoebus, Phoebus Apollo — Apollon, Phébus - Hero - Rhadamanthus - Atreus - Iphigenia[Domaine]
Greek mythology (n.) • mythologie grecque (n.f.)
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