[ImportUsername]

Dictionary as in the thing that looks up what words mean, not "{}". Anyway Yea, turns out it's really nice and easy to write, also very short. The essential parts are only 5 lines long, but this one catches exceptions if the word isn't real, and also just looks a little nicer:
http://pastebin.com/2r8z3PZM
OR
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import urllib2

def main():
    print(" -- Python Dictionary -- ")
    while True:
  word = raw_input('\n>> Enter a word to search(CTRL+C to exit): ').title()
  page = urllib2.urlopen("http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/"+word+"?s=t").read()
  try:
    print("\n" + page[page.index(word+" definition"):page.index("See more.")])
  except:
    print("\nWord not valid")

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

And condensed to the minimum amount of lines* (for whatever reason)
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import urllib2
while True:
    word = raw_input('\n>> Enter a word to search(CTRL+C to exit): ').title()
    page = urllib2.urlopen("http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/"+word+"?s=t").read()
    print("\n" + page[page.index(word+" definition"):page.index("See more.")])

*It could probably be less, but I'm not perfect and it also gets a lot harder to read

Anyway there you go. Never again will you have to wonder what a word means 👍

[wroteshea]

Thanks alot, will learn from this! Stoked.

[CodeX]

A minor note: you should use urlencode on the word as it could be something like can't (can%27t) or Crème (Cr%C3%A8me)

[KingofPython]

Great! Learned a lot from this! I might look into remaking this my own way :)

[ImportUsername]

A minor note: you should use urlencode on the word as it could be something like can't (can%27t) or Crème (Cr%C3%A8me)

You bring up a good point. I can't edit the original post, but here is the fix:

add this line:

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word = word[0].upper()+word[1:]

right after word is gotten from input

replace this line:

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page = urllib2.urlopen("http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/"+word+"?s=t").read()

with this line:

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page = urllib2.urlopen("http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/"+urllib.quote_plus(word)+"?s=t").read()

and replace this line:

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import urllib2

with this line:

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import urllib2,urllib

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