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In addition to starting the program and then looking up a word interactively,
it's also possible to provide the first word to look up as a command-line
argument. Then, for example, you could add a shell function to invoke the
-program and immediatelly go to a definition by running something like this.
+program and immediately go to a definition.
For example, if you've compiled the program and placed it in your path, you
-could add a shell function to your `.zshrc` or `.bashrc` with all the argument
+could add a shell function to your `.zshrc` or `.bashrc` with all the arguments
you need, like this:
```