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user 89456
a pre-installed list of words makes up the dictionary service. These are typically localized and users can add words and override the iOS and macOS dictionaries.
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look up a word in Dictionary.app in Terminal
Try Dictionary OSX (I made this after getting stuck with other answers and wanting a non-Python solution). It uses the definitions from Dictionary.app. … dictionary cat
# cat 1 |kat| ▶noun 1 a small domesticated carnivorous mammal with soft fur...
It uses DictionaryKit, a wrapper for the private Dictionary Services available on OSX. …
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