freeDictionaryApp1.8.4

Look up a word and read dictionary results from the Free Dictionary API or Wiktionary API with freeDictionaryApp, giving Android users a compact way to investigate unfamiliar vocabulary. It brings these two dictionary sources into one lookup experience instead of requiring separate apps for each service. This makes it useful when reading unfamiliar material, checking wording while writing, studying, or exploring the meaning of a new term.

A pop-up screen provides an additional way to view a lookup, keeping dictionary information available within the app’s reading and writing workflow. The app is suited to students, writers, language learners, and anyone who regularly needs a quick word reference. Its use of both Free Dictionary API and Wiktionary API distinguishes it from a dictionary app tied to only one source.

Settings are now arranged in tabs, making the available controls easier to navigate in the current release. Version 1.8.4 also fixes a problem that limited the pop-up screen to FreeDictionaryAPI and includes other minor bug fixes. It sets the minimum Android SDK to 24, corresponding to Android 7.0 and newer.

freeDictionaryApp supports arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86 Android builds. It is categorized under Reading & Writing and distributed under an open-source license.