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Long-press a word in any app, tap Lookup in ClipWord, and read its real dictionary entry without leaving the page. Save the meaning you were looking for and send it to Anki.
ClipWord sits in Android's text menu, so it works in your browser, e-reader, chat apps and anywhere else you can select text.
Long-press it in any app and tap “Lookup in ClipWord”, or share text to ClipWord.
Definitions, examples, pronunciation and etymology from Wiktionary appear over what you're reading.
Words have many senses. Keep just the one that fits your sentence, then send it to Anki.
Everything you need to capture new vocabulary while you read, and nothing that gets in the way.
Use the text-selection menu, Share, or a copied word. ClipWord offers to look up what's on your clipboard when you open it.
Every numbered meaning exactly as Wiktionary has it. Nothing is rewritten, summarized or made up.
IPA transcriptions and native-speaker audio recordings, wherever Wiktionary has them.
Look up words in the languages you study and keep your favourites one tap away.
Look up a whole sentence, see which words you haven't saved yet, and save them all at once.
Group saved meanings by book, course or trip, and see at a glance what's already in Anki.
Turn saved meanings into spaced-repetition flashcards with one tap.
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Yes. ClipWord is free, has no ads, and doesn't need an account.
No. You can look up and save words without it. To export flashcards you need the free AnkiDroid app on the same device.
From Wiktionary, the free dictionary written by volunteers. ClipWord shows each numbered meaning as it appears there and never rewrites or summarizes it.
You can look up words in hundreds of languages. Definitions are written in English, and the app itself is available in 20 languages.
Your history, saved words and collections stay on your device. The word you look up is sent to Wiktionary to fetch its entry, and never to analytics.