Urban Dictionary 7 & ArkWords get Mango updates

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Afflicted with glossophilia? Fearfulness not word mavens, we have two apps for yous that we highly recommend, both of which are now Mango-set up and rich with features. Bonus? Both are costless.

ArkWords v2.2

ArkWords (meet earlier coverage) is a gratuitous dictionary app that allows you lot to await up words, use a thesaurus and interpret words/phrases uing Bing. Our favorite feature though is the 'Give-and-take of the Day' which allows yous see multiple definitions, hear how it sounds, look information technology up in a thesaurus and share using WP7'due south social network integration. On superlative of that, it has a Live Tile that displays the discussion of the mean solar day and the app itself has 2 color schemes, including all-black for AMOLED devices. The app is not only free but ad-free every bit well, making it a rare bird. There's nothing to not like here, folks.

Urban Dictionary 7

Urban Dictionary 7 has been around for awhile and just striking version 2.0. Remember of it every bit a dictionary app simply for hot buzz words on the internet--we're talking the cutting edge of slang and colloquialisms, often boarding on the NSFW side. They're besides hilarious. While the app is not "official" it might also be equally the developer, Social Ebola, has been churning out regular updates for this app for a long time fourth dimension. The Mango version adds some slick animation, fast-app switching, various new options, fixes and a new feature chosen Urban Zen. Urban Zen pairs terms from Urban Dictionary with related Bing images in an elegant slide-bear witness format--indeed it is very relaxing with the transitions, merely you'll be chuckling at the definitions and photos. So stay hip and cool with this piddling guy.

ArkWords can exist found for free in the Marketplace here and Urban Lexicon 7 comes in a free, advertising-supported version here or an ad-free edition for $i.99 here. We don't treat ads on our top apps and use this everyday, so we've opted for the $ane.99 version, but the choice is yours.