Quick Dict 1.0.1
This is a very quick lookup tool to check the validity of words within a 250,000 word English dictionary. It maintains a very small windows size so you can keep it active when you want. It is completely resizable simply by dragging any of the window edges. You also have the ability to keep the window always on top so it doesnt get hidden by full screen applications. An extremely useful tool while playing any sort of word or puzzle games. A simple way to see if a word exists in the English language.
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