footnote

Preposition: on

• page: Alasdair Morgan: I want to ask about the footnote on page 22.

Preposition: at

• bottom: Do not place footnotes at the bottoms of manuscript text pages.
• end: Footnotes TeX has built in facilities for producing footnotes at the end of a page.

Adjective modifier

• lettered: These features should be recorded, dated and discussed in lettered footnotes.
• explanatory: Yusuf Ali's explanatory footnotes are quite useful in some instances.
• copious: Peterson has translated Latin terms and added copious footnotes, putting the instructions and references into context for the modern reader.
• mere: The Olympic amateur ideal is now a mere footnote in the history of the game.
• curious: But the strange odyssey of the royalties had one last, curious footnote.
• lengthy: Authors are asked to write as concisely as possible and to avoid lengthy footnotes.

Converse of object

• exclude: Length and format: The stipulated length is 10,000 words excluding footnotes, appendices and bibliography.
• see: See footnote 32 in " The March 16 Chemical Attack on Halabja " within " Genocide in Iraq.
• add: Now let me add a footnote that you might think about.
• attach: The phrase goes back to at least 1824 when an explanation of its meaning appears as a footnote attached to its use.
• include: Articles should normally not exceed 14,000 words, including footnotes.
• contain: Should such legislation contain a footnote referring to the case?

Modifies a noun

• reference: I suppose what you now have at Kansas is copies of the items mentioned in my footnote reference no.
• text: If you hover your mouse over the cell, the footnote text will appear saying ' Data cell blank in original dataset ' .
• number: At the end of the article, again type the footnote number out by hand, followed by the note itself.

Preposition: in

• history: The Olympic amateur ideal is now a mere footnote in the history of the game.

Noun used with modifier

• table: Table footnotes should be keyed by superscript lower case letters.