Thanks @jasoncomely for your kind and encouraging words.
This is a great question and a priority for Mojeek.
We have a couple ways we are looking to tackle this, and if you don’t mind I’ll hold over responding about those until next week. It will be easier to understand and explain then.
In the meanwhile, here are hacks I personally use with Mojeek search to tackle word challenges. Others will have different, and quite probably better, hacks.
You might notice that there are a limited number of results while using the Dictionary template in Mojeek Focus. Here, Mojeek tries to show you the top result from each domain. And, by default, the results are limited to one result per website. This is due to Site Clustering.
If you want to see more results from a particular source, you will have to click the link under one of the initial results.
Showing More Results from One Website
For example, if I want more results from Merriam-Webster then I can click the link beneath that result.
There is also an option to unbundle a particular query. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the “without site clustering” link. That will show multiple results from each domain.
Site Clustering Preference
Or you can permanently disable clustering. But that applies to all searches and not just Focus.
Visit the Mojeek Settings page, click on the “Search Results” tab, change the “Results per domain” preference to a different value, and click the “Save Settings” button. The next search will be affected by the new settings.
Note that a fixed number will group results by domain. And the “unlimited” setting will rank each result invidually regardless of the domain.