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This overview of thirty-four years of Dictionaries: Journal of The Dictionary Society of North America is arranged topically largely by the features of dictionaries. Scope, sources, headwords, defining, pronunciation, etymology, usage, synonyms, and art are covered in such a way that the articles and reviews that pertain to these topics are distributed among them. The overview also apportions articles and reviews among the topics of technology, audience, personnel, and lexicography as a subject. The article serves as an annotated index to the journal’s rich content to help readers discover and rediscover these riches and stimulate further research.
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