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So I decided to go on dictionary.com. Here's what I see on the front page: -We asked "What is the state of the USA in five words? The responses are not what we

by Noos 8y ago

So I decided to go on dictionary.com. Here's what I see on the front page: -We asked "What is the state of the USA in five words? The responses are not what we imagined." -Can you translate these famous quotes from emoji? - How is pansexuality different from bisexuality? - Epic Fail. (seriously, the article is titled this.) - When a cat is so cute you want to bite its face? (sic) There's a word for that! Those are some of the articles on the front page. Clickbait, on a dictionary. Then you start to wonder why you are trusting it when it needs to monetize with clickbait.

Symbiote 8y ago
- "What is the word for the smell after it rains?" I'm interested in that, but certainly not interested enough to watch a video. Fortunately, a quick search tells me the word is "petrichor", and has the etymology [1]. I can't find a word for the cute biting. All the sites have maximum-GDPR all-the-tracking boxes, which is my new cue to hit "back". [1] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/petrichor https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/petrichor