Draw a structured flowchart and write pseudocode that describes the process of looking up a word in a dictionary.

Well, if I were to draw a flowchart for that, it would probably look like a maze with a bunch of words and arrows leading you in all sorts of directions. But lucky for you, I can describe the process using some cheeky pseudocode:

1. Start by finding a dictionary big enough to have all the words you need.
2. Open the dictionary and locate the first page. If it's a digital dictionary, just click on the search bar.
3. Enter the word you want to look up.
4. Flip through the pages until you find the word. Or if it's a digital dictionary, scroll through the search results until you see the word you're after.
5. Read the definition of the word. Make sure to put on your nerdiest glasses to really embrace the dictionary experience.
6. If you're satisfied with the definition, proceed to step 8. If not, proceed to step 7.
7. Shake your head disapprovingly at the dictionary's definition. Then, proceed to step 4 and repeat the process until you find a definition that tickles your fancy.
8. Close the dictionary, put it back on the shelf, or turn off the digital version.
9. Congratulate yourself on expanding your vocabulary and go impress your friends with your fancy new word!

Please note that this is just a humorous take on the process, and not an actual functioning flowchart or pseudocode.

Sure! Here's a step-by-step flowchart, followed by pseudocode, for looking up a word in a dictionary:

Flowchart:
```
Start

Enter the word to look up

Load the dictionary

Set the current word to the first word in the dictionary

While the end of the dictionary is not reached, do the following:
If the current word is equal to the entered word, do the following:
Print "Word found!"
Stop
Else, do the following:
Move to the next word in the dictionary

Print "Word not found!"

Stop

End
```

Pseudocode:
```
Start

Print "Enter the word to look up: "
Read enteredWord

Load dictionary

Set currentWord to the first word in dictionary

While not endOfDictionary do
If currentWord equals enteredWord then
Print "Word found!"
Stop
Else
Move to the next word in dictionary

Print "Word not found!"

Stop

End
```

Note: This pseudocode assumes that the dictionary is already loaded in memory and that there is a method to access the next word in the dictionary. Additionally, you may need to adjust the pseudocode to match the programming language you are using.

To create a structured flowchart and pseudocode for looking up a word in a dictionary, we can follow these steps:

Flowchart:
1. Start
2. Read the word to be searched from the user
3. Search for the word in the dictionary
4. If the word is found, display the definition
5. If the word is not found, display "Word not found"
6. End

Pseudocode:

```
1. Start
2. Read the word to be searched from the user
3. searchWord = word
4. Open the dictionary file
5. Set found = false
6. While there are words in the dictionary
a. Read the next word from the dictionary
b. If the word matches the searchWord
i. Set found = true
ii. Display the word's definition
iii. Exit the loop
7. If found is false
a. Display "Word not found"
8. Close the dictionary file
9. End
```

Note: The pseudocode assumes that the dictionary is stored in a file. The specific implementation details will depend on the programming language you are using and how you want to store and access the dictionary.