I searched for "misclassify" in Dictionary.app and it couldn't find anything. I Googled it, and Google gave the a nice definition in the first result, from Merriam-Webster.
Is it possible to add Merriam-Webster to Mac's Dictionary app?
asked Feb 14 at 21:20
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If you add a uk english dictionary to the checked items in dictiionary.app preferences you should get an entry for that word.– Tom GeweckeFeb 14 at 21:38
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Voted for this question to be reopened because the supposed duplicate has only a link-only poor quality answer.– AlperFeb 15 at 4:04
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@Alper This doesn't make it less of a duplicate. It might be an incentive to improve said answer though :-)– nohillside ♦Feb 15 at 7:01
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One is about adding an Old English dictionary and the other is about adding Merriam Webster. They sound like different questions to me.– Daniel ♦Feb 16 at 16:41
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Yes, I'd read the Old English question before posting this and think it's a different question. This question is not about whether it's possible to add custom dictionaries to Dictionary.app, it's about adding Merriam-Webster in particular.– Daniel SerodioFeb 17 at 21:35
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Apple's Dictionary app uses data in its own special format. It is possible to create dictionary files using Xcode; and there are scripts to convert other dictionary formats into Apple's own data type.
So, possible: yes. However, I don't think anyone has done it. MW have their own app on the App Store. It's possible that they have restrict access to their data.
