Same-sex marriage might not be recognized in most states, but it is in the dictionary.
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Merriam-Webster included a secondary definition of marriage to recognize same-sex relationships years before gay couples were allowed to tie the knot in any state. A spokesman of the Springfield, Mass., company said the change was made in 2003 to reflect the popularity of the term "same-sex marriage" in print and common usage.
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The change had gone largely unnoticed until the conservative World Net Daily news site reported it Tuesday.
Only two states in the country legally recognize gay marriage.














