wiki
4.1
Made or used on a website that many people can edit
- adjective
- /ˈwɪki/
- Texting
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wiki
- Her presentation focused on wiki tools that facilitate collaborative writing and information sharing.
If I see anything wiki on the WTFI, axe it out.
- If I see anything wiki on the WTFI, axe it out.
Examples
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If I see anything wiki on the WTFI, axe it out.
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I mean, it's wiki wiki, you know, covered all the bases.
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The team developed a wiki page to share their project updates with everyone involved.
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They created a wiki as a resource for new employees to learn about company policies.
Synonyms
collaborative
vswiki
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4.5
Made by several people or groups working together
relates to a specific online editing platform used for shared information
How Collaborative
Surface Forms
wiki positive
Etymology
The adjective wiki comes from the Hawaiian wikiwiki meaning 'quick' and describes work or tools that people can edit quickly together. That's why a wiki approach means many people can update content fast.