How to fix weird VBA Script error: “Missing ; before statement.” - excel

Question

I am trying to utilize a "dictionary" script that I found to define words in a column. VB throws out that error at me and I am clueless as to how to fix it. AM I using anything that a vba app script could understand? Here is the website that I am using to insert this function into excel: https://script.google.com
Code:
Function DefineWord(wordToDefine As String) As String
' Array to hold the response data.
Dim d() As Byte
Dim r As Research
Dim myDefinition As String
Dim PARSE_PASS_1 As String
Dim PARSE_PASS_2 As String
Dim PARSE_PASS_3 As String
Dim END_OF_DEFINITION As String
'These "constants" are for stripping out just the definitions from the JSON data
PARSE_PASS_1 = Chr(34) & "webDefinitions" & Chr(34) & ":"
PARSE_PASS_2 = Chr(34) & "entries" & Chr(34) & ":"
PARSE_PASS_3 = "{" & Chr(34) & "type" & Chr(34) & ":" & Chr(34) & "text" & Chr(34) & "," & Chr(34) & "text" & Chr(34) & ":"
END_OF_DEFINITION = "," & Chr(34) & "language" & Chr(34) & ":" & Chr(34) & "en" & Chr(34) & "}"
Const SPLIT_DELIMITER = "|"
' Assemble an HTTP Request.
Dim url As String
Dim WinHttpReq As Variant
Set WinHttpReq = CreateObject("WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1")
'Get the definition from Google's online dictionary:
url = "http://www.google.com/dictionary/json?callback=dict_api.callbacks.id100&q=" & wordToDefine & "&sl=en&tl=en&restrict=pr%2Cde&client=te"
WinHttpReq.Open "GET", url, False
' Send the HTTP Request.
WinHttpReq.Send
'Print status to the immediate window
Debug.Print WinHttpReq.Status & " - " & WinHttpReq.StatusText
'Get the defintion
myDefinition = StrConv(WinHttpReq.ResponseBody, vbUnicode)
'Get to the meat of the definition
myDefinition = Mid$(myDefinition, InStr(1, myDefinition, PARSE_PASS_1, vbTextCompare))
myDefinition = Mid$(myDefinition, InStr(1, myDefinition, PARSE_PASS_2, vbTextCompare))
myDefinition = Replace(myDefinition, PARSE_PASS_3, SPLIT_DELIMITER)
'Split what's left of the string into an array
Dim definitionArray As Variant
definitionArray = Split(myDefinition, SPLIT_DELIMITER)
Dim temp As String
Dim newDefinition As String
Dim iCount As Integer
'Loop through the array, remove unwanted characters and create a single string containing all the definitions
For iCount = 1 To UBound(definitionArray) 'item 0 will not contain the definition
temp = definitionArray(iCount)
temp = Replace(temp, END_OF_DEFINITION, SPLIT_DELIMITER)
temp = Replace(temp, "\x22", "")
temp = Replace(temp, "\x27", "")
temp = Replace(temp, Chr$(34), "")
temp = iCount & ". " & Trim(temp)
newDefinition = newDefinition & Mid$(temp, 1, InStr(1, temp, SPLIT_DELIMITER) - 1) & vbLf 'Hmmmm....vbLf doesn't put a carriage return in the cell. Not sure what the deal is there.
Next iCount
'Put list of definitions in the Immeidate window
Debug.Print newDefinition
'Return the value
DefineWord = newDefinition
End Function

Answer 1

This looks like visual basic, Google uses Apps script which is essentially javascipt. In Javascript you terminate statements with semicolon, that's what it's looking for.
link here:Google Help Forum