Ask’s Dictionary.com Gets Cheered Up

Ask.com-owned Dictionary.com and Thesaurus.com are extra clean today. Users checking out either of those sites today will notice unique branding from detergent brand Cheer. The entire homepages of both sites are blue and sparkly, just like the “sparkling bright” washing liquid.

And, yes, you can still search for naughty words. I tried. It works.


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