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A citation of any on-line dictionary should include the following information: 1  the headword of the entry cited (in quotes) 2  the title of the source (in italics) 3  the date the dictionary was published, posted, or revised (Use the copyright date noted at the bottom of this and every Student Dictionary page.)
Set off long quotations in a freestanding block of text. APA defines long quotations as 40 words or longer. Do this by writing a signal phrase, with the author name and date of publication in parentheses, indented 1/2-inch from the left margin. End this phrase with a colon. Begin the quote on the next line, indenting this line and all subsequent lines of the quote 1 inch from the left margin.