glossema
A vocabulary-learning MCP server with tools for definitions, etymology, slang, and personalized quizzes.
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What it can do
- Define Word: Look up the definition(s) of an English word. Args: word: The English word to define, e.g. "serendipity".
- Submit Sentence: Submit a sentence using today's Word of the Day, and get feedback. Args: sentence: Your sentence attempting to use today's word correctly.
- Lookup Slang: Look up the literal meaning of a historical/regional slang phrase. Args: phrase: The slang phrase to look up, e.g. "the bee's knees". style: Optional style to search within: "victorian",
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A vocabulary-learning MCP server with tools for definitions, etymology, slang, and personalized quizzes.
Server tool list (6)
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| define_word | Look up the definition(s) of an English word. Args: word: The English word to define, e.g. "serendipity". |
| submit_sentence | Submit a sentence using today's Word of the Day, and get feedback. Args: sentence: Your sentence attempting to use today's word correctly. |
| lookup_slang | Look up the literal meaning of a historical/regional slang phrase. Args: phrase: The slang phrase to look up, e.g. "the bee's knees". style: Optional style to search within: "victorian", "1920s_gangster", or "cockney". Leave empty to search all styles. |
| flag_confusing_word | Flag a word as confusing, building a personal 'trouble words' list that persists across sessions. Args: word: The word you're struggling with. note: Optional short note, e.g. "keep mixing this up with 'affect'". |
| mark_as_learned | Remove a word from your personal trouble-words list once you've learned it. Args: word: The word to mark as learned. |
| trace_etymology | Trace the etymological history of a word as a Mermaid flowchart. Args: word: The word to trace, e.g. "serendipity". Currently covers a curated set of well-documented words (ask for the list if your word isn't found). |