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Definition of book
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Book (v. t.) To mark out for; to
destine
or
assign
for; as, he is
booked
for the
valedictory..
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Preface
::
Preface
(v. t.) To
introduce
by a
preface;
to give a
preface
to; as, to
preface
a book
discourse..
Joe Miller
::
Joe
Miller
() A jest book; a stale jest; a
worn-out
joke.
Deistical
::
Deistical
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
savoring
of, or
consisting
in,
deism;
as, a
deistic
writer;
a
deistical
book..
Illuminate
::
Illuminate
(v. t.) To
adorn,
as a book or page with
borders,
initial
letters,
or
miniature
pictures
in
colors
and gold, as was done in
manuscripts
of the
Middle
Ages..
Work
::
Work (n.)
Specifically:
(a) That which is
produced
by
mental
labor;
a
composition;
a book; as, a work, or the
works,
of
Addison.
(b)
Flowers,
figures,
or the like,
wrought
with the
needle;
embroidery..
Black-letter
::
Black-letter
(a.) Given to the study of books in black
letter;
that is, of old
books;
out of
date..
Zohar
::
Zohar (n.) A
Jewish
cabalistic
book
attributed
by
tradition
to Rabbi Simon ben
Yochi,
who lived about the end of the 1st
century,
a. d.
Modern
critics
believe
it to be a
compilation
of the 13th
century..
Sexto
::
Sexto (n.) A book
consisting
of
sheets
each of which is
folded
into six
leaves.
Delectus
::
Delectus
(n.) A name given to an
elementary
book for
learners
of Latin or
Greek.
Quarto
::
Quarto
(n.)
Originally,
a book of the size of the
fourth
of sheet of
printing
paper;
a size
leaves;
in
present
usage,
a book of a
square
or
nearly
square
form, and
usually
of large
size..
Back
::
Back
(adv.)
To the place from which one came; to the place or
person
from which
something
is taken or
derived;
as, to go back for
something
left
behind;
to go back to one's
native
place;
to put a book back after
reading
it..
Directory
::
Directory
(n.) A
collection
or body of
directions,
rules,
or
ordinances;
esp., a book of
directions
for the
conduct
of
worship;
as, the
Directory
used by the
nonconformists
instead
of the
Prayer
Book..
Copyright
::
Copyright
(n.) The right of an
author
or his
assignee,
under
statute,
to print and
publish
his
literary
or
artistic
work,
exclusively
of all other
persons.
This right may be had in maps,
charts,
engravings,
plays,
and
musical
compositions,
as well as in
books..
Log
::
Log (v. t.) To enter in a
ship's
log book; as, to log the miles run..
Authority
::
Authority
(n.) A book
containing
such a
statement
or
opinion,
or the
author
of the
book..
Appendix
::
Appendix
(n.) Any
literary
matter
added to a book, but not
necessarily
essential
to its
completeness,
and thus
distinguished
from
supplement,
which is
intended
to
supply
deficiencies
and
correct
inaccuracies..
Publication
::
Publication
(n.) That which is
published
or made
known;
especially,
any book,
pamphlet,
etc.,
offered
for sale or to
public
notice;
as, a daily or
monthly
publication..
Section
::
Section
(n.) A
distinct
part or
portion
of a book or
writing;
a
subdivision
of a
chapter;
the
division
of a law or other
writing;
a
paragraph;
an
article;
hence,
the
character
/, often used to
denote
such a
division..
Terrier
::
Terrier
(n.) In
modern
usage,
a book or roll in which the lands of
private
persons
or
corporations
are
described
by their site,
boundaries,
number
of
acres,
or the
like..
Dunce
::
Dunce (n.) One
backward
in book
learning;
a child or other
person
dull or weak in
intellect;
a
dullard;
a dolt.
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