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Get a copy of Merriam Webster's Visual Dictionary and just go through its approx.

It is interesting though, definitely an upgrade from dictionary.com or merriam webster.

The definition you gave appears to be from Merriam Webster [0].

Merriam-Webster defines terrorism as "the systematic use of terror especially as a means of coercion" [1].

Merriam Webster's first definition talks about marriage as a union in law.

[0] Oxford English: "A human being regarded as an individual" [1] Merriam-Webster: "a human being"

Merriam-webster.com only has "smithereens" a "plural noun".

(And in response to comment about the Merriam-Webster definition -- meanings change.

Merriam-Webster defines evil[1] as:: morally bad: causing harm or injury to someone: marked by bad luck or bad events Google defines evil[2] as: profoundly immoral and malevolent.

Merriam Webster even defines it as the "act of stealing." So if you're going to use "theft of service" as an acceptable phrase, then "stealing a service" must also work conceptually.

Not according to my understanding, and not according to dictionaries such as the Merriam-Webster: recruit verb re·cruit \ri-ˈkrüt\: to find suitable people and get them to join a company, an organization, the armed forces, etc.

(Just last week, a federal court in Massachusetts ruled against[2] a plaintiff who wanted to copy and repurpose the bulk of Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate, including definitions, for his own dictionary.) But in 1991, in Feist Publications Inc.

Merriam-Webster defines terrorism as "the systematic use of terror especially as a means of coercion" [1].

[0] Oxford English: "A human being regarded as an individual" [1] Merriam-Webster: "a human being"

Merriam-webster.com only has "smithereens" a "plural noun".

Merriam Webster even defines it as the "act of stealing." So if you're going to use "theft of service" as an acceptable phrase, then "stealing a service" must also work conceptually.

Merriam Webster's first definition talks about marriage as a union in law.

(And in response to comment about the Merriam-Webster definition -- meanings change.

Merriam-Webster defines evil[1] as:: morally bad: causing harm or injury to someone: marked by bad luck or bad events Google defines evil[2] as: profoundly immoral and malevolent.