Webster's New World dictionary of American English

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Webster's New World dictionary of American English

Victoria Neufeldt, editor in chief ; David B. Guralnik, editor in chief emeritus

Prentice Hall, c1994

3rd college ed

  • : thumb-indexed
  • : plain-edged
  • : leatherkraft

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Webster's New World dictionary

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"Updated 1994 edition"--Jacket

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Volume

: plain-edged ISBN 9780671882891

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An updated reference containing more than 150,000 entries provides concise definitions and includes new terms such as fuzzy logic, food court, and bubble wrap.
Volume

: leatherkraft ISBN 9780671885724

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Newly updated throughout to reflect our changing language and evolving social, cultural, political, and scientific world, Webster's New World College Dictionary is the best language guide for today's Information Age. Recognized for more than forty years as the unsurpassed language authority -- and selected by America's leading newspapers and wire services as their official dictionary -- this distinguished reference is now the most up-to-date college dictionary available.-- Hundreds of new words, terms, and meanings -- new entries include Afrocentric, cognitive science, cyberspace, go ballistic, Internet, and in-your-face-- Accurate, clear, and easy-to-read definitions that provide instant understanding without further research-- Highly readable type and a format that's easy on the eyes-specially designed for quick and easy lookups-- Thousands of examples of current word usage that help the reader get the right sense of the word-- More words and phrases native to American English than any other dictionary-- Completely updated geographical and biographical entries fully integrated into the alphabetical listingsThe ideal gift for students, new professionals, or entrants to the job market, this outstanding, critically acclaimed resource remains the first choice of millions in schools, colleges, offices, and homes."It garner(s) acclaim from critics as a consistently reliable, easy-to-use, and well-designed desk dictionary. -- Library Journal

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