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📚 A lightweight online dictionary integration to the command line. No browsers. No paperbacks.

$ pip install vocabs

📆 Word of the Day!

📈 Trending words!

❓ Directly query words from the command line.

📓 Save words to your local dictionary.

📝 Add notes to saved words.

🎮 Interactive word game to hone your vocabulary skills.

dict is the client for DICT, or the Dictionary Server Protocol on Unix-like platforms. It is used to query natural language dictionaries without firing up a bloaty browser, which tremendously slows down your workflow.

Vocab aims to do the same asdict, only with some differences:

• Less verbose result (sinceVocab only uses one source).
• Can save words to local client dictionary pickle file.
• Can add notes to a saved word.
• Includes a interactive word-quiz feature.
• With colors 🎨!

All in all,Vocab is a great tool for fast word queries with easy-to-read definitions, and a good support for ESL users.

and the following libraries are required.

🔥 Launchvocab anywhere on your terminal.

$ vocab

$ vocabOptions:    --mode, -m ['query', 'edit', 'dict', 'interactive']    --file, -f <path to word list>    --reset, -r    --count, -c    --lucky, -l    --trend, t

📆 Word of the Day.

$ vocab -l

📈 Shows a list of frequently searched words.

$ vocab -t

❓ Directly search and save unknown wordsfrom the command line.

$ vocab -m query

📓 Scroll though pages to search for saved words.

$ vocab -m dict

✏️ Edit your save words and add notes.

$ vocab -m edit

🎮 Test your vocabulary skills with the interactive mode.

$ vocab -m interactive

📜 Load a list of words from to your local dictionary.

$ vocab -f <path to file>

🔢 Count number of words saved in your local dictionary.

$ vocab -c

$ vocab -r

$ vocab -h

• Synonyms / Antonyms.