Lookup Commands

This page details commands used for looking up definitions and terms from various online sources.

!ud / !urbandictionary

Look up terms on Urban Dictionary.

Fetches a definition for a given word or phrase from Urban Dictionary. You can optionally specify which definition number to retrieve if multiple exist. The command will attempt to return the definition, an example of its use, and a direct link to the Urban Dictionary page for that term.

!ud <word or phrase> [definition_number]

• <word or phrase>: The term you want to look up. If your term contains spaces, you do not need to enclose it in quotes.
• [definition_number] (Optional): A number indicating which definition to show (e.g., 1 for the first, 2 for the second). Defaults to the first definition if not provided.

Example

To look up the first definition of "mfc":

!ud salty

To look up the second definition of "troll":

!ud troll 2

!define

Look up terms in the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary.

Fetches the definition of a given word from the Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary. If the exact word is not found, the command may provide suggestions for similarly spelled words.

!define <word>

• <word>: The word you want to look up.

Example

To look up the definition of "serendipity":

!define serendipity

If you try to define a misspelled word like "programing":

!define programing

The bot might respond with: Sorry, I couldn't find "programing". Did you mean: programming?