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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).
English Encyclopedia is licensed by Wikipedia (GNU).
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analogical dictionary
Gestirn, Himmelskörper — celestial body, heavenly body - Datumsgrenze — dateline, date line, International Date Line - Johan Kepler, Johannes Kepler, Kepler - Mond-... — lunar - Solar-..., Sonnen- — solar - atmosphärisch — atmospheric, atmospherical - intergalaktisch — intergalactic - Okular — eyepiece, eye-piece, ocular - Newtonian reflector, Newtonian telescope - orrery - Radioteleskop — radio reflector, radio telescope - refracting telescope - Schmidt camera, Schmidt telescope - Phase, Stufe — phase, point - nebular hypothesis - Eklipse, Finsternis, Mondfinsternis, Sonnenfinsternis — eclipse, occultation - Sonnenfinsternis — eclipse of the sun, solar eclipse - Mondesfinsternis, Mondfinsternis — eclipse of the moon, lunar eclipse - total eclipse - Oortsche Wolke — Oort cloud - spiral galaxy, spiral nebula - apex, apex of the sun's way, solar apex - apoapsis, point of apoapsis - Aphel — aphelion - Atmosphäre, Lufthülle — air, atmosphere - heliosphere - celestial equator, equinoctial, equinoctial circle, equinoctial line - Firmament, Himmel, Himmelsbogen, Luft — celestial sphere, empyrean, expanse, firmament, heavens, skies, sky, sphere, vault of heaven, welkin - Ekliptik — ecliptic - great circle - Halbkugel, Hemisphäre — hemisphere - geographische Länge, Meridian — line of longitude, longitude, meridian - Nullmeridian — prime meridian - periapsis, point of periapsis - Erdnähe, Perigäum — perigee - Perihel — perihelion - celestial pole, pole - Meridian, Scheitelpunkt, Zenit — zenith - Aerolith, Meteorstein, Steinmeteorit — aerolite - Aldebaran - Algol - Alpha Centauri, Rigil, Rigil Kent - Alpha Crucis - Andromeda — Andromeda - Antares - Apollo asteroid - Arcturus — Arcturus - Asteroid, Planetoid — asteroid, minor planet, planetoid - Auriga, Charioteer - Beta Centauri - Beta Crucis - Beteigeuze — Alpha Orionis, Betelgeuse - Big Dipper, Charles's Wain, Dipper, Plough, Wagon, Wain - Doppelstern — binary, binary star, double star - Blau — blue, blue air, blue sky, wild blue yonder - Callisto - der Großer Hund — Canis Major, Great Dog - der Kleiner Hund — Canis Minor, Little Dog - der Steinbock — Capricorn, Capricornus - Cassiopeia — Cassiopeia - Zentaur — Centaur, Centaurus - Kepheus — Cepheus - Ceres - Coma Berenices - Komet, Schweifstern — comet - Corona Borealis - Crab Nebula - crater, volcanic crater - Drache — Draco, Dragon - Erdball, Erde, Erdkreis, Erdkugel, Globus, Land, Welt, Weltkugel — Earth, globe, world - Europa - Abendstern, Morgenstern, Venus — evening star, Hesperus, morning star, Venus, Vesper - flare star - Ganymede - giant, giant star - Großer Bär — Great Bear, Ursa Major - Herkules — Hercules - hydrosphere - Kleine Wasserschlange — Hydrus - gas giant, Jovian planet - Large Magellanic Cloud - Lithosphäre — geosphere, lithosphere - Kleiner Bär — Little Bear, Ursa Minor - Wolf — Lupus - Lyra - Meteorit, Meteorstein — meteorite - micrometeor, micrometeorite, micrometeoroid - Milchstraße — Milky Way, Milky Way Galaxy, Milky Way System - Phosphor — daystar, Lucifer, morning star, Phosphorus - Sternhaufen — multiple star - Neutronenstern — neutron star - Nova — nova - planetary nebula - planetesimal - Nordstern, Polarstern — North Star, Polaris, polar star, polestar, pole star, tramontana - Pollux - Proxima Centauri — Proxima, Proxima Centauri - Pulsar — pulsar - Quasar — quasar, quasi-stellar radio source - red dwarf, red dwarf star - Rigel — Beta Orionis, Rigel - Satellit, Trabant — satellite - der Skorpion — Scorpio, Scorpius - Sirius — Canicula, Dog Star, Sirius, Sothis - Small Magellanic Cloud - Sonnensystem — solar system - Kreuz des Südens — Crux, Crux Australis, Southern Cross - Spica - sun - supergiant - Supernova — supernova - terrestrial planet - Tucana - variable, variable star - Weißer Zwerg — white dwarf, white dwarf star - Astronom, Astronomin, Sternkundige, Sternkundiger — astronomer, stargazer, uranologist - Aristarchus of Samos - Copernicus, Mikolaj Kopernik, Nicolaus Copernicus - Eratosthenes - Galileo, Galileo Galilei - Gauss, Karl Friedrich Gauss, Karl Gauss - cosmic dust - Sonnenwind — solar wind - Lichtjahr — light year, light-year - Astronomical Unit, AU - parsec, secpar - celestial latitude, dec, declination - ALT, altitude, EL, elevation - celestial longitude, RA, right ascension - Hektar — HA, hour angle - true anomaly - Azimut, Scheitelkreis — AZ, azimuth - ephemeris time, TDT, terrestrial dynamical time, terrestrial time, TT - Neumond — new moon, new phase of the moon - Vollmond — full, full moon, full-of-the-moon, full phase of the moon - Sternzeit — sidereal time - day, sidereal day - siderisches Jahr, Sternjahr — sidereal year - Sonnenwende, Wintersonnenwende — solstice - Hochsommer, Mittsommerzeit, Sommeranfang, Sommersonnenwende — June 21, midsummer, summer solstice - Winteranfang, Wintersonnenwende — winter solstice[Domaine]