Australian Oxford Dictionary

The Australian Oxford Dictionary, Second Edition (AOD) is described as the ultimate guide to contemporary Australian English, and this app contains the complete 1,800-page dictionary with sound. It was made by an Australian team at Enfour.

The dictionary draws on the Australian English databases of the Australian National Dictionary Centre, including its national corpus and research, as well as the resources of the Oxford English Dictionary. It contains more than 170,000 headwords, phrases, and derivatives, over 200,000 indexed entries, 35,000 word origins and more than 12,500 encyclopedic entries.

Encyclopedic place-name entries go beyond location to describe a place’s character and its historical, economic, or political importance. The app includes 64,000 IPA pronunciation entries and more than 53,000 Oxford audio files, together with Enfour’s fast search tools, so you can both read and hear Australian English.