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gccd
NAME gccd - google country code domain SYNOPSIS gccd [country] - returns the country code domain used in the google site for that country. I'm making this command for a command I'm making named ugsrch (universal google search. If ugs or gsrch are available I will one of those), in which you can specify the country and the language for your search. I found that in google (maybe in other sites too) the country code domains do not always correspond to the iso country codes. for example, if you typ…
62 uses - Created 2010-05-29 16:08:22 - Last used 2016-07-25 03:55:34 - Nominate - Description - switch %s | afghanistan => af, algeria => dz, american samoa => as, andorra => ad, angola => co.ao, anguilla => com.ai, antigua and barbuda => ag, argentina => com.ar, armenia => am, australia => com.au, austria => at, azerbaijan => az, bahamas => bs, bahrain => com.bh, bangladesh => com.bd, belarus => com.by, belgium => be, belize => com.bz, benin => bj, bolivia => bo, bosnia and herzegovina => ba, botswana => co.bw, brazil => com.br, brunei darussalam => com.bn, bulgaria => bg, burkina faso => bf, burundi => bi, cambodia => com.kh, cameroon => cm, canada => ca, central african republic => cf, chile => cl, china => cn, colombia => com.co, congo => cg, congo democratic republic => cd, cook islands => co.ck, costa rica => co.cr, côte d' ivoire => ci, croatia => hr, cuba => com.cu, cyprus => com.cy, czech republic => cz, denmark => dk, djibouti => dj, dominica => dm, dominican republic => com.do, ecuador => ec, egypt => com.eg, salvador => com.sv, estonia => ee, ethiopia => com.et, fiji => com.fj, finland => fi, france => fr, french guiana => gf, gabon => ga, gambia => gm, georgia => ge, germany => de, ghana => com.gh, gibraltar => com.gi, greece => gr, greenland => gl, grenada => gd, guadeloupe => gp, guatemala => com.gt, guernsey => gg, guyana => gy, haiti => ht, heard island and mcdonald islands => hm, honduras => hn, hong kong => hk, hungary => hu, iceland => is, india => in, indonesia => co.id, ireland => ie, isle of man => im, israel => co.il, italy => it, jamaica => com.jm, japan => jp, jersey => je, jordan => jo, kazakhstan => kz, kenya => co.ke, kiribati => ki, south korea => kr, kuwait => com.kw, kyrgyzstan => kg, laos => la, latvia => lv, lebanon => com.lb, libya => com.ly, liechtenstein => li, lithuania => lt, luxembourg => lu, macedonia => mk, madagascar => mg, malawi => mw, malaysia => com.my, maldives => mv, mali => ml, malta => com.mt, mauritius => mu, mexico => com.mx, micronesia => fm, moldova => md, mongolia => mn, montenegro => me, montserrat => ms, morocco => ma, mozambique => co.mz, namibia => com.na, nauru => nr, nepal => com.np, netherlands => nl, new zealand => co.nz, nicaragua => com.ni, niger => ne, nigeria => com.ng, niue => nu, norfolk island => nf, norway => no, oman => com.om, pakistan => pk, palestinian territory => ps, panama => com.pa, paraguay => com.py, peru => com.pe, philippines => ph, pitcairn => pn, poland => pl, portugal => pt, puerto rico => pr, qatar => com.qa, réunion => re, romania => ro, russia => ru, rwanda => rw, saint helena => sh, saint lucia => com.lc, saint vincent and the grenadines => vc, samoa => ws, san marino => sm, sao tome and principe => st, saudi arabia => com.sa, senegal => sn, serbia => rs, seychelles => sc, sierra leone => sl, singapore => sg, slovakia => sk, slovenia => si, solomon islands => com.sb, south africa => co.za, south georgia and the south sandwich islands => gs, spain => es, sri lanka => lk, suriname => sr, sweden => se, switzerland => ch, taiwan => tw, tajikistan => com.tj, tanzania => co.tz, thailand => co.th, timor-leste => tl, togo => tg, tokelau => tk, tonga => to, trinidad and tobago => tt, tunisia => com.tn, turkey => com.tr, turkmenistan => tm, tuvalu => tv, uganda => ug, ukraine => com.ua, united arab emirates => ae, united kingdom => co.uk, united states => us, uruguay => com.uy, uzbekistan => uz, vanuatu => vu, venezuela => co.ve, vietnam => vn, virgin islands british => vg, virgin islands u.s. => co.vi, zambia => co.zm, zimbabwe => co.zw, * => com

dime
Allows you to search dimecasts.com by tag.
13 uses - Created 2010-05-28 23:06:11 - Last used 2017-10-26 03:05:44 - Nominate - Description - http://www.dimecasts.net/Casts/ByTag/%s

ugsch1
Step 1 of ugsch SYNTAX ugsch1 -ctry [country]-q [query]-l [language] ugsch is a "universal" google search command. You will be able to chose the country and the language of the search with either language/country codes or language/country names. AUTHOR Luis Gabriel Matallana Vallejo <luisgmatallana@gmail.com>
91 uses - Created 2010-05-28 16:46:43 - Last used 2011-07-18 14:19:26 - Nominate - Description - http://www.google.${ctry=com}/search?q=${q}&hl=${l}

upat
Thompson MicroPatent(R) Easy Access to a patent document. For MicroPatent users, type e.g. upat us5443036 and it will request the PDF of U.S. Patent 5,443,036 through the MicroPatent EasyAccess service. (Disclaimer: the creator of this command is not affiliated with Thompson or MicroPatent. YMMV.)
75 uses - Created 2010-05-28 15:08:14 - Last used 2012-03-14 13:16:29 - Nominate - Description - http://www.micropat.com/cgi-bin/easyaccess.pl?patnum=%s&service=pdf

contcar
Contador de Caracteres
25 uses - Created 2010-05-28 14:49:26 - Last used 2013-05-03 13:59:34 - Nominate - Description - http://www.asptutor.com/asp/ejemplos/contador.asp

mxm

30 uses - Created 2010-05-28 08:41:41 - Last used 2015-12-20 10:29:25 - Nominate - Description - http://my.xmarks.com/

gbuzz
go to google buzz without going to your gmail account
245 uses - Created 2010-05-27 21:35:07 - Last used 2015-03-06 05:42:26 - Nominate - Description - https://mail.google.com/mail/#buzz

autoen
Automatically determines the language of given text and translates it to English. If a URL is given you will be linked to the translated version, but a better command for URLs is autotr. Examples: autoen Я перевожу текст автоматически! autoen 是什么意思? autoen Diese Briefe sind vertraut, aber welcher Reihenfolge? autotr http://www.mexico.mx/
591 uses - Created 2010-05-26 09:16:29 - Last used 2023-06-04 16:38:18 - Nominate - Description - https://translate.google.com/#auto|en|%s

xw
Search for crossword clue answers using a pattern. Example: xw par?y for party. See further description of the patterns at http://www.oneacross.com/crosswords/searchhelp.html
20 uses - Created 2010-05-26 07:01:11 - Last used 2020-07-29 12:22:17 - Nominate - Description - http://www.oneacross.com/cgi-bin/search_banner.cgi?c0=&p0=%s

jpop
Jpop Stop! Wiki search
243 uses - Created 2010-05-26 00:47:48 - Last used 2014-05-20 07:29:50 - Nominate - Description - http://wiki.jpopstop.com/?search=%s

ert
by Polcius
791 uses - Created 2010-05-25 21:01:31 - Last used 2013-01-09 23:03:11 - Nominate - Description - open {url bmojos %s};{url wpfirst %s};{url cineols %s};{url fmf %s};{url rotom %s};{url imdbs %s}

ddgs
use the ssl version of the duckduckgo search engine
4604 uses - Created 2010-05-25 18:25:22 - Last used 2020-05-15 17:23:07 - Nominate - Description - https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%s

pmov
imdbs + rotom + cineols + fmfs + wpfirst + bmojos. You can search for a keyword and it will open 5 tabs with results in the following sites: Imdb, Rottentomatoes, Cineol, Filmaffinity and BoxofficeMojo. The syntax is: open {url imdbs %s};{url rotom %s};{url cineols %s};{url fmfs %s};{url wpfirst %s};{url bmojos %s} And if you want to change something, just replace the command between "url and %s", and you can adapt it your own way. Created by Pol Milian, with essential help from Alexander Maxwe…
23 uses - Created 2010-05-25 18:04:02 - Last used 2012-10-20 06:59:11 - Nominate - Description - open {url imdbs %s};{url rotom %s};{url cineols %s};{url fmfs %s};{url wpfirst %s};{url bmojos %s}

bmojos
Bmojo command, but it takes you directly to the first result. Created by Pol Milian
813 uses - Created 2010-05-25 17:59:31 - Last used 2013-01-09 23:04:26 - Nominate - Description - > bmojo %s

wpfirst
Takes you to the first wikipedia result, like the imdbs and rotom command. Created by Pol Milian
748 uses - Created 2010-05-25 17:54:54 - Last used 2012-08-09 22:48:44 - Nominate - Description - > wp %s

cineols
Cineol advanced search. It takes you directly to the first search result. Created by Pol Milian
748 uses - Created 2010-05-25 17:41:53 - Last used 2012-08-09 22:48:44 - Nominate - Description - > cineol %s

fmfs
Advanced search for Filmaffinity, it takes you directly to the specified result. Created by Pol Milian
32 uses - Created 2010-05-25 17:40:49 - Last used 2022-02-14 23:31:50 - Nominate - Description - > fmf %s

tweetit
Tweet from the URL bar with this command. "tweetit your twitter update here."
13 uses - Created 2010-05-25 12:42:42 - Last used 2013-05-05 08:04:23 - Nominate - Description - http://twitter.com/home?status=%s

googs
googs = google SECURE. search via https.
4554 uses - Created 2010-05-25 12:19:02 - Last used 2016-12-09 11:03:14 - Nominate - Description - https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%s

rotom
NAME Rotten Tomatoes Search, improved SYNOPSIS rotom Movie, actor, whatever EXAMPLE rotom amelie ---goes straight to rotten tomatoes movie page, not search results AUTHOR ++ Axlemax ++
901 uses - Created 2010-05-24 23:49:36 - Last used 2017-10-06 10:57:54 - Nominate - Description - > rotten tomatoes %s

ymp
Yahoo! Maps search...just add address.
30 uses - Created 2010-05-24 16:19:19 - Last used 2017-10-17 00:31:50 - Nominate - Description - http://maps.yahoo.com/?q1=%s

gmoz
Searches addons.mozilla.org through Google site search.
72 uses - Created 2010-05-23 22:15:50 - Last used 2013-11-04 16:25:16 - Nominate - Description - http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aaddons.mozilla.org+%s

a7
Addic7ed subtitle search.
1464 uses - Created 2010-05-23 18:34:01 - Last used 2022-06-28 08:04:52 - Nominate - Description - http://www.addic7ed.com/search.php?search=%s&Submit=Search

xg
Google Secure Search
17 uses - Created 2010-05-23 09:55:42 - Last used 2021-02-12 21:47:33 - Nominate - Description - https://www.google.com/

academia
Searches for people on www.academia.edu, a social networking website for academics.
119 uses - Created 2010-05-23 08:05:37 - Last used 2025-06-10 10:02:49 - Nominate - Description - http://www.academia.edu/people/search?q=%s

secg
Search via Google HTTPS (https://www.google.com/) Secure Google = secg
11 uses - Created 2010-05-22 11:36:34 - Last used 2011-08-06 22:08:29 - Nominate - Description - https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%s

gsec
Search via Google HTTPS (https://www.google.com/)
50 uses - Created 2010-05-22 11:35:20 - Last used 2012-02-09 13:34:00 - Nominate - Description - http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=%s

ddgo
Search the web with Duck Duck Go, the privacy-focused search engine.
5669 uses - Created 2010-05-22 05:33:43 - Last used 2024-06-03 04:25:40 - Nominate - Description - http://duckduckgo.com/?q=%s

bbcr4
BBC Radio 4
837 uses - Created 2010-05-22 05:27:49 - Last used 2025-07-25 14:31:57 - Nominate - Description - http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/bbc_radio_fourfm/

hmscoords
NAME hmscoords - converts latitude and longitude coordinates from decimal degrees to degrees-minutes-seconds. SYNOPSIS hmscoords -lat DD.DDDDD... -lon DD.DDDDD... The hmscoords command will convert a set of latitude or longitude coordinate that are in signed decimal degrees notation to degrees- minutes-seconds format. EXAMPLES Example: hmscoords -lat 47.818307766667 -lon -102.44957842222 Result: 47°49'05.91"N 102°26'58.48"W AUTHOR Paul M. Boren pmboren AT gmail DOT com
22 uses - Created 2010-05-21 22:21:36 - Last used 2010-06-09 18:37:21 - Nominate - Description - echo {ifthen -value1 ${lat} -value2 0 -test GREATEREQUAL -then {>hms ${lat}}N -else {strreplace -find - -replace -string {>hms ${lat}}}S} {ifthen -value1 ${lon} -value2 0 -test GREATEREQUAL -then {>hms ${lon}}E -else {strreplace -find - -replace -string {>hms ${lon}}}W}

>hms
NAME >hms - converts the latitude or longitude coordinate from decimal degrees to degrees-minutes-seconds. SYNOPSIS >hms DD.DDDDD... The >hms command will convert a latitude or longitude coordinate from decimal degrees to degrees-minutes-seconds format with the seconds fixed at 2 decimal places. EXAMPLES Example: >hms 47.818307766667 Result: 47°49'5.91" Example: >hms -102.44957842222 Result: -102°26'58.48" AUTHOR Paul M. Boren pmboren AT gmail DOT com
69 uses - Created 2010-05-21 21:40:11 - Last used 2011-06-03 15:38:47 - Nominate - Description - change {ifthen -value1 %s -value2 0 -test GREATEREQUAL -then {echo {rounddown -val %s -prec 0}%BA{rounddown -val {multiply {subtract %s {rounddown -val %s -prec 0}} 60} -prec 0}%27{round {multiply {subtract {multiply {subtract %s {rounddown -val %s -prec 0}} 60} {rounddown -val {multiply {subtract %s {rounddown -val %s -prec 0}} 60} -prec 0}} 60} -precision 2}%22} -else {echo -{rounddown -val {strreplace -find - -replace -string %s} -prec 0}%BA{rounddown -val {multiply {subtract {strreplace -find - -replace -string %s} {rounddown -val {strreplace -find - -replace -string %s} -prec 0}} 60} -prec 0}%27{round {multiply {subtract {multiply {subtract {strreplace -find - -replace -string %s} {rounddown -val {strreplace -find - -replace -string %s} -prec 0}} 60} {rounddown -val {multiply {subtract {strreplace -find - -replace -string %s} {rounddown -val {strreplace -find - -replace -string %s} -prec 0}} 60} -prec 0}} 60} -precision 2}%22}} -method urldec -simple yes

gssl
Search Google via SSL, preventing "Referer" header being supplied to found sites. Does not support all Google search services (mainly only Web Search).
10851 uses - Created 2010-05-21 21:10:40 - Last used 2019-05-31 13:25:53 - Nominate - Description - https://www.google.com/search?q=%s

rounddown
NAME rounddown - rounddown rounds a number off, but does NOT round up the last digit even if it is 5 or more. SYNOPSIS rounddown -val [VALUE] -prec [PRECISION] (valid precision values range from 6 to -6) The rounddown command will round a given value you specify without rounding up the digit associated with precision. It relies on the "correction" command and is therefore limited in its precision to numbers corresponding to the millions down to the millionth place. EXAMPLES Example: rounddown -…
502 uses - Created 2010-05-21 15:23:23 - Last used 2011-06-03 15:38:53 - Nominate - Description - ifThen -value1 ${val} -value2 0 -test GREATEREQUAL -then {ifThen -value1 ${val} -value2 {round ${val} -precision ${prec}} -test LESS -then {subtract {round ${val} -precision ${prec}} {correction ${prec}}} -else {round ${val} -precision ${prec}}} -else {ifThen -value1 ${val} -value2 {round ${val} -precision ${prec}} -test GREATER -then {sum {round ${val} -precision ${prec}} {correction ${prec}}} -else {round ${val} -precision ${prec}}}

correction
NAME correction - return the correction factor corresponding to the precision associated with rounding. SYNOPSIS correction [PRECISION] The correction command will return the factor that corresponds to the precision that is used for rounding. The factor then can be used in other commands as a workaround to manipulate numbers while avoiding any potential rounding errors. EXAMPLES Example: correction 2 Result: 0.01 Example: correction -6 Result: 1000000 AUTHOR Paul M. Boren pmboren AT gmail DOT c…
617 uses - Created 2010-05-21 05:21:13 - Last used 2017-10-08 06:34:23 - Nominate - Description - switch %s | -6 => 1000000, -5 => 100000, -4 => 10000, -3 => 1000, -2 => 100, -1 => 10, 0 => 1, 1 => 0.1, 2 => 0.01, 3 => 0.001, 4 => 0.0001, 5 => 0.00001, 6 => 0.000001

instpt
Make a webpage more readable with Instapaper Text!Put the url after the command and give a try! Author: LK5
13 uses - Created 2010-05-20 16:21:24 - Last used 2023-03-19 06:22:35 - Nominate - Description - http://www.instapaper.com/text?u=%s

nzbso
Search for NZB files at NZBs.org
98 uses - Created 2010-05-20 14:43:58 - Last used 2019-11-16 12:20:33 - Nominate - Description - http://nzbs.org/index.php?action=search&q=%s

dcoords2
NAME dcoords2 - converts latitude and longitude coordinates from degrees-minutes-seconds to decimal degrees. SYNOPSIS dcoords2 DD°MM'SS"[N/S] DD°MM'SS"[E/W] The dcoords2 command is a parameterized version of the dcoords command that converts a set of latitude, longitude coordinates that are in degrees-minutes-seconds format to signed decimal degrees notation. While both the N/S & E/W suffixes are optional, negative signs will NOT appear without them. EXAMPLES Example: dcoords2 47°49'05.90796…
21 uses - Created 2010-05-20 07:20:52 - Last used 2010-06-12 15:11:53 - Nominate - Description - dcoords -lat {% 1 %s} -lon {% 2 %s}

dcoords
NAME dcoords - converts latitude and longitude coordinates from degrees- minutes-seconds to decimal degrees. SYNOPSIS dcoords -lat DD°MM'SS"[N/S] -lon DD°MM'SS"[E/W] The dcoords command will convert a set of latitude or longitude coordinate that are in degrees-minutes-seconds format to signed decimal degrees notation. While both the N/S & E/W suffixes are optional, negative signs will NOT appear without them. EXAMPLES Example: dcoords -lat 47°49'05.90796" -lon 102°26'58.48232" Result: 47.81…
25 uses - Created 2010-05-20 07:14:02 - Last used 2010-06-12 15:11:54 - Nominate - Description - echo {hms> ${lat}} {hms> ${lon}}

hms>
NAME hms> - converts the latitude or longitude coordinate from degrees- minutes-seconds to decimal degrees. SYNOPSIS hms> DD°MM'SS"[N/S/E/W] The hms> command will converts a latitude or longitude coordinate that is in degrees-minutes-seconds format to signed decimal degrees. While the N/S/E/W suffix is optional, please note that it will NOT return a negative sign without it. EXAMPLES Example: hms> 47°49'05.90796" Result: 47.818307766667 Example: hms> 47°49'05.90796"N Result: 47.818307766667 …
65 uses - Created 2010-05-20 06:48:50 - Last used 2011-06-03 15:22:55 - Nominate - Description - ifMatch -pattern /S/ -string %s -then {echo -{sum {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 0} {divide {sum {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 1} {divide {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 2} 60}} 60}}} -else {ifMatch -pattern /W/ -string %s -then {echo -{sum {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 0} {divide {sum {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 1} {divide {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 2} 60}} 60}}} -else {sum {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 0} {divide {sum {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 1} {divide {idx {explode {strReplace -find %22 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %27 -replace , -string {strReplace -find %C2%B0 -replace , -string {change {strReplace -find " " -replace , -string %s} -method urlenc -simple yes}}}}} -idx 2} 60}} 60}}}

en2pt
Translate from English to Portuguese
87 uses - Created 2010-05-19 18:57:42 - Last used 2018-02-02 14:00:44 - Nominate - Description - https://translate.google.com/?sl=pt&tl=en#en|pt|%s

pt2en
Translate form Portuguese to English
43 uses - Created 2010-05-19 18:56:32 - Last used 2017-10-19 19:46:44 - Nominate - Description - https://translate.google.com/?sl=pt&tl=en#pt|en|%s

10y
10 year annual summary of stock sticker. Example: 10y JNJ
298 uses - Created 2010-05-19 12:38:01 - Last used 2012-11-03 03:27:30 - Nominate - Description - http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/invsub/results/statemnt.aspx?Symbol=%s&lstStatement=10YearSummary&stmtView=Ann

ibmf
Uses IBM Faces website to find IBM colleagues. (faces.tap.ibm.com) Only available to IBMers within the internal network.
265 uses - Created 2010-05-19 08:11:23 - Last used 2014-03-18 13:45:15 - Nominate - Description - http://faces.tap.ibm.com/#%s

bmms
Search "my marks" on blogmarks.net
1468 uses - Created 2010-05-18 14:00:57 - Last used 2014-07-07 08:32:32 - Nominate - Description - http://blogmarks.net/my/marks/search/%s

wktn
NAME wktn - gives the definition of the requested word in wiktionary SYNTAX wktn "word" "language name OR language code" This command is interesting because it's universal. It supports 92 languages. Actually I've not verified that Wiktionary has definitions for the 92 languages, but at least it will work if one day they introduce either the language or the definition. Another attribute is that it works either with the language name (in English) or with the language code. Default value for the …
164 uses - Created 2010-05-18 13:56:29 - Last used 2012-03-04 21:42:28 - Nominate - Description - wktnstep1 -lcode {if {% 2 %s} -eq {langcode {invlangcode {% 2 %s}}} -then {% 2 %s} -else {langcode {% 2 %s}}} -text {% 1 %s}

invlangcode
NAME invlangcode - retrieves the language name from the language code SYNTAX invlangcode "language code" EXAMPLE invlangcode fr (returns french) invlangcode bpy (returns bishnupriya manipuri) REMARK it's the inverse function of langcode AUTHOR Luis Gabriel Matallana Vallejo <luisgmatallana@gmail.com>
412 uses - Created 2010-05-18 12:47:12 - Last used 2017-05-28 14:16:32 - Nominate - Description - switch %s | af => afrikaans, sq => albanian, ar => arabic, an => aragonese, roa-rup => aromanian, ast => asturian, az => azeri, eu => basque, be => belarusian, bn => bengali, bpy => bishnupriya manipuri, bs => bosnian, br => breton, bg => bulgarian, zh-yue => cantonese, ca => catalan, ceb => cebuano, zh => chinese, cv => chuvash, hr => croatian, cs => czech, da => danish, nl => dutch, en => english, eo => esperanto, et => estonian, fi => finnish, fr => french, gl => galician, ka => georgian, de => german, el => greek, gu => gujarati, ht => haitian, he => hebrew, hi => hindi, hu => hungarian, is => icelandic, io => ido, id => indonesian, ga => irish, it => italian, ja => japanese, jv => javanese, ko => korean, ku => kurdish, la => latin, lv => latvian, lt => lithuanian, lmo => lombard, nds => low saxon, lb => luxembourgish, mk => macedonian, ms => malay, ml => malayalam, mr => marathi, nap => neapolitan, new => newar, no => norwegian, oc => occitan, fa => persian, pms => piedmontese, pl => polish, pt => portuguese, qu => quecha, ksh => ripuarian, ro => romanian, ru => russian, bat-smg => samogitian, sr => serbian, sh => serbo-croatian, scn => sicilian, simple => simple english, sk => slovak, sl => slovenian, es => spanish, su => sundanese, sw => swahili, sv => swedish, tl => tagalog, ta => tamil, te => telugu, th => thai, tr => turkish, uk => ukrainian, ur => urdu, vi => vietnamese, vo => volapük, wa => walloon, war => waray-waray, cy => welsh, fy => west frisian,

crait
Searches Toronto Craigslist For Sale / Wanted section for your query.
77 uses - Created 2010-05-18 11:07:34 - Last used 2012-11-18 03:46:22 - Nominate - Description - http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/search/sss?query=%s

wktnstep1
STATUS test command I'm trying to make a universal wiktionary command but i'm having a hard time. I'm new in this. This is the step one for the command wktn. I have a really difficult time using the positional parameters. So that's why I will do this in two steps. I hope it will work. Anyway... SYNTAX wktnstep1 -lcode "language code" -text "text" AUTHOR Luis Gabriel Matallana Vallejo luisgmatallana@gmail.com
204 uses - Created 2010-05-18 10:12:59 - Last used 2012-03-04 21:42:31 - Nominate - Description - http://${lcode}.wiktionary.org/?search=${text}

zdw
Search the ZDoom Wiki. Example: zdw acs zdw plasmarifle zdw decorate
224 uses - Created 2010-05-18 03:18:30 - Last used 2014-06-27 13:14:32 - Nominate - Description - http://zdoom.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Search&search=%s&go=Go

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