almanac

Converse of object

• publish: As well as writing her autobiography in 1670 and 1671 she published two astrological almanacs.
• produce: STC lists the imprints of more than 200 printers who produced almanacs, plus another 100 anonymous publications.
• include: Llewellyn - Publishers of a huge range of books on magick and paganism, including yearly almanac 's and calendars at very affordable prices.
• consult: Consult the Monthly Almanac based on Chinese Astrology to discover advice and instruction for everyday life with a different fortune reading for each day.
• write: I love some words of Benjamin Franklin in Poor Richard's Almanac written in October, 1750.
• use: And almanacs used to be huge sellers - they were pretty much part of the fabric of life.

Preposition: for

• year: Even tho she produced an almanac for many years, there is almost no information on her.

Adjective modifier

• nautical: The position of the sun above the Earth at any time can be found in a nautical almanac.
• annual: As well as his annual almanac, he produced a series of astrological and prophetic pamphlets.
• popular: It certainly continued to be listed in the popular almanacs.
• astrological: During the seventeenth century, astrological almanacs were some of the biggest selling books available.
• first: These web pages are one example; another is forthcoming The Astronomer's Diary, our first almanac on CD-ROM.
• yearly: I don't know if she was the first but Sarah Jinner wrote a series of yearly almanacs in England in the mid 1600's.

Modifies a noun

• datum: Search The Sky A message shown when a GPS receiver is gathering satellite almanac data.