Enlexica Announces "Dictionary of Everything" -- With Over 1 Million Terms

Enlexica today announced the publication of it's new website "Dictionary of Everything" at www.dictionaryofeverything.com. The dictionary is a free online resource with definitions and encyclopedia articles for over one million terms.

Santa Barbara, CA (PRWEB) April 21, 2005 -- Enlexica today announced the publication of it's new website "Dictionary of Everything" at www.dictionaryofeverything.com. The dictionary is a free online resource with definitions and encyclopedia articles for over one million terms.

The "Dictionary of Everything" fills the need for more usable terminology resources on the web. Published as a free resource for writers, students and word buffs, the "Dictionary of Everything" provides substantially more information than the usual web-based dictionary. Along with definitions, search results may include a list of related encyclopedia articles, links to related terms, synonyms, or abbreviations.

The "Dictionary of Everything" is unique in the way terms are organized into detailed categories so visitors can easily explore related terms. For example, students of baseball can look up "pitch around" and see a definition of this term. They can then click the category "Baseball Strategic Plays" to see a list of terms used to describe 'strategic plays' in baseball.

The "Dictionary of Everything" makes it easier to find information without knowing how to spell terms exactly. A visitor can type just the first 4-8 letters of a term and see terms that start with or contain those letters. For example, names usually contain more than one word. Typing "Einstein" brings up "Albert Einstein", "Albert Einstein World Award of Science" and 37 other articles with the word "Einstein."

Enlexica, Inc. is a California Corporation located in Santa Barbara, California. The company was founded in 2000 for the purpose of developing dictionary/thesaurus software for specific subjects. The companys first dictionary "The Language of Baseball", at www.enlexica.com/sp/bb/, was released in 2002.

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