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> I'm sorry, but I have a violent antipathy to all this: if you write, you use > your own skin, not computer programs, nor thesauri, nor most definitely > rhyming dictionaries. Nor assontantal wordbanks. Writing comes from one's > own contingency, it is not a matter for calculation in a field of others, > anyone who relies on such aids shouldn't be claiming to be there in the > first place. "One's own contingency" sounds like a contradiction in terms (contingency of the contingent to the proper, to anything that can be referred to a self or centre); unless you mean, the contingency that one makes one's own, in which case I don't see why one can't own a rhyming dictionary too. - Dom