What is the best way to learn new words on a contiguous basis ?

@jamie622 (508)
India
September 3, 2007 11:12am CST
How can one expand one's vocabulary on a contiguous basis ? Everyone's sugestions are welcome .
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@suspenseful (40192)
• Canada
5 Sep 07
I use Dictionary of the Day: http://www.dictionary.com/wordoftheday/ and VocabVitamins.com. You can also try Meriam Webster. Also try cryptograms, crossword puzzles, play scrabble, get yourself a good book, a classic, and as soon as you find a word you are unsure of, look it up in the dictionary and a thesaurus, one that gives examples of how the word is used.
@theprogamer (10534)
• United States
4 Sep 07
Crossword Puzzles Ordering high school or university vocab books Magic Word games Spend time looking at a few of my science posts ;p Scrabble Boggle I remember a few 52 deck of cards had vocab word/word games on them. There are also factoids on other versions of this :)
@pendragon (3348)
• United States
3 Sep 07
I subscribe to the Merriam-Webster website, they send a new word a day through email.Read, read lots and look up every word you don't know.Painstaking process but well worth it!
@olaff123 (433)
• Namibia
3 Sep 07
Join facebook, get the word a day application running and you will learn a new word every day. Lots of fun, as you can do the daily quiz as well.