A/An ADJECTIVE dictionary is the essential reference for home, school, or NOUN. A dictionary not
only defines PLURAL NOUN, but tells you how to spell words and how to pronounce them ADVERB.
Dictionaries are available in local NOUN stores or, if
necessary, you can order one with a/an NOUN card over the
Internet. For the average NOUN, a medium-sized dictionary is
best. For researchers, an unabridged NOUN, which has more than
200,000 PLURAL NOUN, will be needed. For those who can’t remember
the meaning of any PLURAL NOUN, a pocket-sized dictionary works
ADVERB. These dictionaries are small enough to fit in a
woman’s NOUN, the pocket of a man’s NOUN, or a
kid’s back NOUN. As Henry Wadsworth Longefellow, the famous , wrote, “I’d rather go without food in my NOUN
than go without a dictionary on my NOUN shelf.”
