i need a sitte that tells me where to get definitions that is not wickapedia.....?

Question

it is for a science test i have tommorrow and i wasabsent the day our teacher wen't over them so please help me

Answer 1

dictionary.reference.com

Answer 2

If the normal dictionary sites don't have what you need, you might try the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms and the source below.

To avoid similar problems in the future, try to get the phone number of someone in class whose notes you would trust. Since many people have printers that also scan documents, you might be able to have your friend scan and email the needed information. Back in the dark ages when I was in school, I had at least one person in each of my classes for note sharing. Each of us had a supply of carbon paper (yes, carbon paper--it does still exist). When either of us was not in class, we automatically made a carbon of that day's notes. That way, we didn't have to go to the expense of photocopying, nor did we ever have to loan our notes out. (Back in the 1960's, the only computers were huge mainframes. Photocopiers were not readily available when I was in high school--even the teachers primarily used mimeographs. Photocopies cost 5 cents each in the college library, but when I earned only 35 to 50 cents an hour babysitting and $1.25 an hour working in my dormitory kitchen, carbon paper was a much better option.)

Answer 3

you don't really need a website you could always use the dictionary that microsoft works words provides you with not only does it have the dictionary but also a thesaurus & it's very easy to use TRY IT

Answer 4

is there a glossary in the back of your textbook? I would start there. If that doesn't work, try dictionary.com What are the terms?

Answer 5

You can try m-w.com which is the dictionary's actual website, they have a dictionary as well as a theasourus (sp?) Good luck!

Answer 6

TRy getting the notes from a classmate, as I'm not sure it's definitiions you seek. If it is, try this link...

Answer 7

type the word and meaning of in google.

i.e. myocardial infarction meaning of

You can try websters.com or
http://www.glossarist.com/glossaries/science/

Answer 8

try dictionary dot com or ask jeeves

Answer 9

for definitions i usually go to www.dictionary.com

Answer 10

go to dictionary.com for definitions or you can try to google it

Answer 11

dictionary.com and encyclopedia.com and encarta.com are all great references