01Dictionary@thewatbotFreeAn inline dictionary built on the English Wiktionary: type @thewatbot and a word in any chat, pick a sense with its part of speech, definition and examples, and it goes straight into the conversation. Words from many languages, explained in English. Free and open source.Dictionaries & referencesFreeInline modeOpen sourceChecked Nov 475 / 100ScoreOpen
02Dictionary Bot@DictionBotFreeAn English dictionary built on WordNet: send up to ten words in one message and get every sense of each, grouped by part of speech, or type @DictionBot and a word in any chat. Free, open source, no ads.Dictionaries & referencesFreeInline modeOpen sourceChecked Nov 467 / 100ScoreOpen
03Merriam-Webster Dictionary@MerriamWebsterBotFreeAn independent bot that carries the Merriam-Webster name and promises English dictionary lookups. The publisher does not link to it, the developer is not named, and nothing public shows what its answers contain — try it, but check a definition that matters on the dictionary's own site.Dictionaries & referencesEnglishChecked Nov 458 / 100ScoreOpen
04Lingvanex Translator@lingvanexbotFreeThe Telegram front-end for Lingvanex's translation engine: send text for an instant translation, ask for a word's definition, or have the result read aloud, across a very wide language list.TranslatorsFreeEnglishMultilingualChecked Nov 466 / 100ScoreOpen
05Pronounce word@PronouncewordbotFreeA pronunciation dictionary reduced to one move: send an English word and get a voice message with its American pronunciation. No definitions, no transcription — just the sound. Free and open source.Dictionaries & referencesFreeOpen sourceNo sign-upChecked Nov 465 / 100ScoreOpen
06Wiktionary Etymology@wikimologybotFreeSend a word in any language, in its own script, and get its etymology from the English Wiktionary — where the word came from, not what it means. Explanations are in English.Dictionaries & referencesEnglishFor studentsChecked Nov 464 / 100ScoreOpen