Brea Jones

I am writing to share my joy with Wordie.org and hope that like-minded people will try it. The slogan, “Like Flickr, but without the photos,” is appropriate, but while most people like to store and share pictures with their friends, it takes a certain kind of person to get the same thrill from words. In fact, I actually enjoy Wordie much more than Flickr so far because it makes me think about what words I like and what words I use. It’s like word of the day but with 4,623 users adding words to the growing list. I haven’t added any Wordie people to my favorites list yet, but you can add me or comment on my list.

Aside from new words, the true glory of this discovery comes from the many dictionary definitions linked to each word. I’m sure I’m the last person on the Internet to find Ninjawords.com, so if there is already a fan club, I’d like to join. Just in case I’m not last and you’ve never experienced the power of the ninja, I recommend bookmarking this as the only dictionary you need while surfing or studying. So ninjas are smart, accurate and really fast, and this ad-free site boasts its dictionary follows suit. What I like best is that it stacks your searches, and you can search for multiple words just by typing them in the URL separated by commas (no spaces).

Example: http://www.ninjawords.com/ninja,dictionary,rocks

Click it. You know you want to. Then tag it. Bookmark it. Love it.

Ahh.. Nerd nation.