Oleg wrote: > Great sense of humor: that's a training wheels learning aid > all right; a book intended to attract newbies, yet requiring > a 1913 edition of the Webster dictionary just to comprehend > a pun buried in the title.
Well, we do still need a name for the project. I'm thinking of just an internal name to refer to the project, rather than the outward title we'll give it (that newbies would see). I just want to be able to unambiguously refer to "the verbose Dictionary" without having to type that out (or an equivalent) every time. I won't mind whatever name we end up picking, I'd just like a name. Proposals welcome! -Dan PS: Exegesis is a modern word and is found in modern dictionaries. It's just that my default dictionary is dict.org, which limits itself to public domain or otherwise unfettered sources, the out-of-copyright 1913 edition of Webster's being one of these (while still be useful for the largest majority of words). PPS: I just searched for "exegesis" in the Forum archives, and a couple other posters have used it. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
