lexicographer Definition
lexi·cog·ra·pher (lek′sə käg′rə fər)
lexicographer Synonyms
lexicographer
n.
lexicographer Usage Examples
Converse of subject
- write: It's written by lexicographer Andrew Delahunty who also produced The Oxford Dictionary of Nicknames.
- compile: Dictionaries You need to know that dictionaries are compiled by lexicographers, not usage experts.
Adjective modifier
- modern: Unlike most modern lexicographers, Johnson introduced humor or prejudice into many of his definitions.
- English: An expert team of Spanish and English lexicographers help give the book real depth and variety.
- bilingual: Bilingual lexicographers translate words and expressions, rather than defining them.
- Scottish: He was a notable scholar in many fields, and one of a line of extraordinary Scottish lexicographers.
- most: Unlike most modern lexicographers, Johnson introduced humor or prejudice into many of his definitions.
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