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Old 06-10-2011, 12:47 AM   #116
viviena
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I love having dictionaries on my ereaders, and especially with my 350, I always find myself looking up an odd (or not-so-odd) word or two. My vocabulary is large compared to my peers, but I'm aware that I use some words inappropriately or in a very idiomatic, Australian English sense, so I find myself looking up words a lot to confirm context more than anything else.

Last word I looked up on my ereader? Fixing. A very simple word, yes, but I wasn't familiar with its use in the phrase 'fixing to go out', 'fixing to eat', which is apparently a common Southern US English construction.
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