Preposition: of

• acronym: A welcome addition to the book would be a glossary of acronyms used in the chapters.

• abbreviation: The site provides access to a glossary of acronyms and a glossary of clinical abbreviations.

• terminology: A complete glossary of domain registration terminology can be found on ICANN's website.

• term: Domain Name Glossary - a glossary of general terms in use.

• jargon: Book includes a good glossary of record production jargon and a guide to recommended listening.

• revision: Glossary of Grammatical Terms Revision 1.7 ( by nodine ) Changed single to double quotes.

Converse of object

• compile: Peter Garwood is compiling a glossary of archaic words and phrases useful for genealogical research in Scotland.

• include: Please include a glossary of any unusual terms or foreign language words.

• contain: The area also contains a Glossary of Terms used.

Adjective modifier

• accompanying: Key terms are linked to definitions in an accompanying glossary.

• multilingual: Multilingual Glossary of Anatomy of Speech and Hearing Mechanism: Multilingual glossary of anatomy of the speech and hearing mechanism.

• bilingual: The package includes a grammar reference section and bilingual glossary.

• searchable: There is also a searchable glossary of over 900 terms, over 400 FAQs and a trivia quiz.

• comprehensive: In addition, a comprehensive glossary provides an invaluable reference tool.

• useful: The Schemas web site also contains a useful glossary.

Modifies a noun

• definition: Any use of the term ' acid free ' must be supplemented by the glossary definition.

• entry: You can only expand glossary entries in the message editor.

Noun used with modifier

• jargon-busting: The BBC's Webwise site has a useful jargon-busting glossary of computer terms.

• insolvency: Insolvency Glossary of Terms - Jargon Buster Brief Definitions of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Terms and Expressions for England and Wales.