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I suspect it's making you click on the link to generate another page view and download another set of advertisements.

>>1977
Dictionaries have done this before the internet existed.

>>1978
You are right, I just checked some offline dictionaries and they indeed do. In my defence, in the other two languages I speak they usually group things under the root of the word. Here's a screenshot of a website that does this. In offline versions they usually do it in one wrapping line with the root replaced with ~ to save space.

>>1979
Here's an offline version of the same word, from a different dictionary.

>>1980
Do you have any examples in your native language?

I saw this and it reminded me of this thread.

>>1976
to fill quotas at work

>>1976
Isn't this just a way to decrease verbosity by refering to existing entries (e.g. epithelium).

>>2041
There's no need to do that though when you're looking for entries, not whole books.