8 Verbs to Use for the Word glossaries

The first poem he wrote, a very fine one, The Shepheard's Calender, is so full of old and provincial words, that the educated people of his own time required a glossary to assist them in the reading of it.

If eye and ear both fail, then consult the glossary found in every good edition of the poet's works.

It contains over two hundred and fifty illustrations made especially for this work, and includes also a complete glossary of the technical terms used in the art.

I don't need a glossary and appendix.

And Des Esseintes, gazing at one of the folios opened on his chapel desk, smiled at the thought that the moment would soon come when an erudite scholar would prepare for the decadence of the French language a glossary similar to that in which the savant, Du Cange, has noted the last murmurings, the last spasms, the last flashes of the Latin language dying of old age in the cloisters and sounding its death rattle.

The song itself is as old as the hills, but I have taken the liberty of appending a glossary, in order that my readers may be spared the trouble of making out the meaning of some of the words.

The copyist instead of transcribing the glossary right on as it stood, extracted first all the words beginning with A; then he went through it again picking out all the words beginning with B; then a third time for those with C, and so on with D, E, and the rest, till he had transcribed the whole, and his copy was no longer in the fortuitous disorder of the original, but in what we call first-letter order.

It contains a glossary which comprises a new system of cross references, a feature that will prove a welcome departure in explaining subjects.

8 Verbs to Use for the Word  glossaries