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Dictionary of words organized into synonym sets from the Princeton University Cognitive Science Laboratory.
Thesaurus that allows users to enter one or two words, concepts or famous names and retrieves related words, antonyms, anagrams, rhymes, words containing the first as a substring, and biographical terms.
Unique visual thesaurus with customizable options created by the Java program Thinkmap.
Searchable version 1.02 supplemented July 1991.
A searchable integrated tool.
A classic thesaurus.
Offers guidelines and explains controversies in grammar, style and word choice; also includes a section on e-mail.
Compilation from the Department of English at Washington State University.
Modern English grammar book compiled by Daniel Kies, Department of English, College of DuPage.
Lessons and quizzes on English grammar by Charles Darling of Capital Community-Technical College.
Guide to English style from The Economist.
This thesaurus covers the fields of fine art, architecture, decorative arts, archival materials, and material culture and contains more than 125,000 terms. From the Getty Museum/J. Paul Getty Trust.
Each entry contains a short definition as well as a comprehensive list of synonyms for the headword.