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widgetPronounced "wih-jit," for decades, the term has been a popular word for a generic "thing" when there is no real name for it. It is often used to describe examples of made-up products along with other fictitious names; for example, "10 widgets, 5 frabbits and 2 dingits." widget 1. Informal any small mechanism or device, the name of which is unknown or temporarily forgotten 2. a small device in a beer can which, when the can is opened, releases nitrogen gas into the beer, giving it a head
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| As we gazed, the Widget actually stopped its incessant ticking and sat perfectly still. Widgets let users locate an address or phone number, find a definition, translate a phrase, check stock prices, and more. Also new is Dashboard, which includes accessory applications called widgets that appear to give users immediate access to information like weather forecasts, airline flight tracking and a phone book. |
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