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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 !
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Most English definitions are provided by WordNet .
English thesaurus is mainly derived from The Integral Dictionary (TID).
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analogical dictionary
familiarization period, orientation period, test period, trial period - time frame - hours - downtime — avbrottstid - uptime - work time - furlough, leave, time off — ledighet, ledig tid, tjänstledighet - hospitalization - transit time, travelling time, travel time - age, epoch, era, period, time — -dags, tid, tidpunkt - elapsed time - continuance, duration, length of time, take the stand — varaktighet - calendar week, week — vecka, -vecka - field day - life, lifespan, life span, lifetime, life-time — liv, livslängd, livstid - life - life - millenary, millenium, millennium — årtusende, millennium - bimillenary, bimillennium - occupation — ockupation - past, the past — det förflutna, förr - shelf life, storage life — hållbarhetstid - puerperium - lactation - time of life - calendar day, civil day - festival - day, daylight, daytime — dag, dagtid, dygn - dawn, forenoon, morn, morning, morning time — morgon - dark, night, nighttime, night-time — nattetid - night — kväll, natt - night - night - eve - evening - hebdomad, week — vecka - fortnight, two weeks — fjorton dagar, två veckor - weekend — helg, veckoslut - All-hallown summer, Indian summer, Old Wives' summer, Saint-Luke's summer, Saint Martin's summer, Saint-Martin's summer - year - school, school day, schooltime - twelvemonth, year, yr — år - year — år - a half year, half a year, half-year, semester — termin - bimester - Olympiad - lustrum - decade, decennary, decennium — årtionde, decennium, dekad - century — århundrade, sekel - half-century — halvsekel - quarter-century - quarter, trimester — halv termin, kvartal, kvartalstermin, termin - phase of the moon - day - calendar month, month — månad - mid-January - mid-February - mid-March - mid-April - mid-May - mid-June - mid-July - mid-August - mid-September - mid-October - mid-November - mid-December - time limit — tidsgräns - term — period, tid - trimester - hour - silly season - Golden Age - silver age - bronze age - iron age - great year, Platonic year - full time, full-time, full-time worker, regulation time - extra time, overtime - season, time of year — årstid - canicular days, canicule, dog days - midwinter — midvinter - season - season — årstid, säsong - age, long time, years — åratal - long haul, long radius, long range, long run, long term, long-term - drought, drouth - epoch, era, period — epok, era, period, skede, tid, tidsskede - generation - prehistoric culture, prehistory — förhistoria - reign — regeringstid, välde - run - early days, youth - dawn - evening — kväll, skymning - time - nap, sleep - lease, term of a contract — hyreskontrakt - half life, half-life — halveringstid - lunar time period, tide — ebb och flod, tidvatten - phase, stage — fas, skede - multistage - watch — vakt, vaktpass - peacetime — fredstid - wartime — krigstid - duty tour, enlistment, hitch, term of enlistment, tour, tour of duty - honeymoon - indiction - prohibition, prohibition era - incubation period — inkubationstid - rainy day - noviciate, novitiate — novitiat - bloom, blossom, efflorescence, flower, flush, heyday, peak, prime — glansdagar, höjdpunkt - arcing time, burning time, execution time, production time, propagation time, running time, run time, screening time, screen time, working time - clotting time, coagulation time test, whole blood clotting time test - air alert - question time — frågestund - real time - real time - study hall - usance - window — fönster - point, point in time — tidpunkt - period of play, play, playing period - interval, time interval - break, em dash, intermission, interruption, pause, suspension — avbrott, fri höjd, intervall, mellanakt, öppning, paus, plats, rast, säkerhetsmarginal, uppehåll - bout, turn — anfall, ryck, släng - contemporary world, modern times, modern world, present times - midweek - quadrennium - quinquennium - Bronze Age — Bronsåldern - Iron Age — järnåldern - Stone Age — stenålder, stenåldern - Eolithic, Eolithic Age - Palaeolithic, Paleolithic, Paleolithic Age - Lower Paleolithic - Middle Paleolithic - Upper Paleolithic - Epipaleolithic, Mesolithic, Mesolithic Age - Neolithic, Neolithic Age, New Stone Age — Neolitisk tid - Great Schism[Spéc.]
quartan[Dérivé]
interval of time (n.) • period (n.) • period (n.) • period of time (n.) • stretch (n.) • stretch of time (n.) • tidsrymd (n.) • time period (n.) • time span (n.) • tract (n.)