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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary

Latest: Wt:RFDE, Wt:RFVE, Wt:REE.
Interesting: User:Brian0918/Hotlist
Handy: Wt:ELE, Wt:ORDER

A few notes

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Use #: for examples and #* for quotes, eg:
# ''Used in [[contrast#Noun|contrast]] to'' '''{{l|en|anyone}}''', '''{{l|en|someone}}''' ''or'' '''{{l|en|everyone}}''': [[not]] [[one]] [[person]]; [[nobody]].


#: {{synonyms|en|nobody|none}}
#: {{antonyms|en|all|everyone|someone|anyone|everybody|somebody|anybody}}
#: {{ux|en|We went to the store but '''no one''' was there.}}
#* {{quote-book|en|author=..}}

Common labels

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{{lb|en|dated}}
{{lb|en|US|UK|Canada}}
{{lb|en|US|UK|Canada|Australia|NZ|Ireland|South Africa}}
{{lb|en|Canadian spelling|also common}}
{{lb|en|usually|figuratively}}

{{alternative spelling of|en|
{{rare spelling of|en|
{{obsolete spelling of|en|

Talk pages common texts

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: '''Delete''', WP material, no English languange significance, very unlikely to be looked up in a dictionary. ~~~~
: '''Delete'''. ~~~~
'''Moved''' to RFV from RFD. ~~~~
'''Moved''' to RFV from RFD to see if it can pass [[WT:CFI]]. ~~~~
'''Moved''' to RFV from RFD to see if it can pass [[WT:FICTION]]. ~~~~

A quick way to find quotations

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Go to Google Books advanced search: [1]

To find quotations within certain dates, use the "Publication Date" fields.

Use the last field of "Publication Date" to find entries before a certain date, e.g. 1700 or 1800 for early works, or 1900, 1950, etc. for later works. Use 1470 or so as the last year for Middle English.

Then just copy and paste using one of these handy templates or another one:

#* {{quote-book
|en
|year=
|author=
|title=
|chapter=
|url=
|isbn=
|page=
|passage=
}}


#* {{quote-journal
|en
|year=
|author=
|coauthors=
|title=
|date=
|volume=
|issue=
|page=
|magazine=
|publisher=
|issn=
|url=
|passage=
}}


#* {{quote-web
|en
|year=
|date=
|author=
|title=
|work=
|url=
|page=
|passage=
}}