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lexicographer

Synonyms

Noun

1. lexicologist

2. linguist, linguistic scientist

Usage
Does This Come in Pink Margarine? A Surprising History of Color Names. - The New York Times
Achievement and reputation of Samuel Johnson - Britannica
The Quixotic Quest to Define Color Words: PW Talks with Kory Stamper - Publishers Weekly
Stop hating Americanisms — we invented them, Susie Dent says - The Times
Federal Circuit: Patentee Acts as a Lexicographer to Impliedly Define Term by Consistently Referring to Feature with Interchangeable Language - Akin
ChatGPT as a COBUILD lexicographer - Nature
Oxford Word of the Year: the evolving role of a lexicographer - Oxford University Press
Skibidi Lexicographer Gets Delulu Over Tradwife - Language Magazine
Tribute to the memory of Academician Hrachya Acharyan - Radar Armenia
11 Secrets of Lexicographers - Mental Floss
Lexicographer - The University of Chicago Magazine
A Lexicographer’s Memoir of Merriam-Webster in the Internet Age - The New Yorker
To Be a Lexicographer Is to Surrender to Folly - Longreads
What One Author Learned About How We Talk to Each Other, From Spending Three Years Cosplaying as a Worker at Merriam-Webster - Cultured Mag
Strict Standard for Overriding Patent Lexicography in COVID Vaccine Patent Battle - Patently-O
The Word of the Year for 2024 - blogs.illinois.edu
Stop Stereotyping Lexicographers! - Literary Hub
Definition and Examples of Lexicography - ThoughtCo
Dictionaries and lexicography in the AI era - Nature
Falling in Love with Words: The Secret Life of a Lexicographer - Longreads
‘Guilty by Definition’ is the perfect mystery for word lovers - The Washington Post
Is AI Coming for Dictionaries? Erin McKean on Language, Lexicography, and the Real Cost of Automation - Quick and Dirty Tips
Lexicographer is a woman of her word - SFGATE
A 300th birthday card for Samuel Johnson, the great English lexicographer - blogs.illinois.edu
Today's Google Doodle Commemorates Dictionary Creator Samuel Johnson - Time Magazine
Meet lexicographer Orin Hargraves, the cliché killer - Colorado Public Radio
Nei Lopes: The unorthodox lexicographer - Revista Pesquisa Fapesp
Spain. New Silver Proof Coins Remember Distinguished Academic and Lexicographer - Greysheet
17 Hilarious Definitions from Samuel Johnson’s Dictionary - Mental Floss
Disgruntled Former Lexicographer - Snopes
A 103-year-old lexicographer has spent a century thinking about one of India’s oldest languages - qz.com
Why cli-fi writer Akhim Alexis finds depicting a hopeful future ‘a challenge’ - grist.org
Susie Dent picks her favourite books - The Week
The Lexicographer and the Madman - The New York Times
The Selfie-Taker and the Dictionary-Maker - Public Books
Author and lexicographer Jesse Sheidlower explains what the F-word really means, complete with a slideshow - Politico
A dictionary writer explains why 'god' is the most difficult word to define - Business Insider
Tracing the 500-Year History of the English Dictionary - Hyperallergic
Noah Webster’s civil war of words over American English - Aeon
A Day in the Life of a Dictionary Editor - Mental Floss
Every lawyer a lexicographer: Defining words with clarity, brevity and practicality - ABA Journal
Learn the history of your favorite swear words from lexicographer Kory Stamper - A.V. Club
A Merriam-Webster Editor Reveals How Words Are Added to the Dictionary - Business Insider
Bust of Persian lexicographer Mohammad Moin unveiled in Tehran - Tehran Times
Patrick Hanks, lexicographer who illuminated the history of rude words and surnames – obituary - The Telegraph
Local wordsmith’s love of language never grows old - The Poughkeepsie Journal
How do I become… a lexicographer? - The Times
When Lexicographer Samuel Johnson Became a Ghostbuster - Mental Floss
Inside the OED: can the world’s biggest dictionary survive the internet? - The Guardian
Subversive facts - The Economist
Who is Samuel Johnson? Google honors dictionary pioneer, lexicographer - AJC.com
A Journey Into the Merriam-Webster Word Factory (Published 2017) - The New York Times
'Word By Word: The Secret Life of Dictionaries' by Kory Stamper - Broad Street Review
'Irregardless' Is a Real Word – You're Just Using It Wrong - Business Insider
Kory Stamper, author of "Word by Word," traces the etymology of "white lies." - Psychology Today
The lunatic lexicographer: How a patient at a mental asylum shaped the Oxford English Dictionary - The Indian Express
Word of the Day Riba - How a Lexicographer Misread a Copying Error to Make Jam - Haaretz
6 Places Where Lexicographers Find Old Slang - Mental Floss
Samuel Johnson created the first great English dictionary. He was also hilarious. - vox.com
María Moliner’s 119th Birthday - Google Doodles
So Dictionaries Are Political? - History News Network
Noah Webster House to Host ‘Word by Word’ Author in West Hartford - West Hartford News
Feeling crambazzled? A linguist shares words from the past that are fitting for 2023 - CBC
NJ PEN Q&A: Collingswood Lexicogapher Kory Stamper - NJ PEN
Bryan A. Garner on the Scandalous History of Grammar - Fine Books Magazine
How a Merriam-Webster Editor Captured “Take” for the Dictionary - Slate Magazine
6 places where lexicographers find old slang - The Week
Daisy Hay · Rare, Obsolete, New, Peculiar: Dictionary People - London Review of Books
'Dictionary of Difficult Words' — not for ultracrepidarian people - San Francisco Chronicle
Google honors dictionary writer Samuel Johnson with new Doodle - upi.com
Centenarian lexicographer Prof G Venkatasubbaiah passes away - Deccan Herald
Persian lexicographer Mohammad Moin commemorated in Gilan - Tehran Times
In 'Word By Word,' One Merriam-Webster Editor Deconstructs The Dictionary - WBUR
Before Wikipedia, there was the Oxford English Dictionary, a Victorian era crowdsourcing project - Salon.com
How well do you know Samuel Johnson's dictionary? – quiz - The Guardian
Peter Martin on The Dictionary Wars - Princeton University Press
Karnataka: Centenarian lexicographer G Venkatasubbaiah dead - The Times of India
From 'F-Bomb' To 'Photobomb,' How The Dictionary Keeps Up With English - KERA News
Watch how a dictionary writer defines English - vox.com
Dictionary Day: F-bomb and beyond - Courier-Post
Samuel Johnson's 10 finest quotes and witticisms - The Independent
Renowned Lexicographer and Philologist Emmanuel Kriaras Dies at 107 - GreekReporter.com
HISTORY LESSONS: America’s dictionary - Worcester Telegram
Obituary: Mairi Robinson, Scottish lexicographer and adult education worker - The Scotsman
The Dictionary and Us - Washington Examiner
The Liar’s Dictionary - Literary Hub
How Going Electronic Changed Dictionaries - Slate Magazine
When Did We First ‘Rock the Mic’? (Published 2010) - The New York Times
Susie Dent: ‘I’m no good at Scrabble’ - Prospect Magazine
Wimmen, meen and greeve: How Noah Webster tried to create a truly American English dictionary - Scroll.in
How Do Words Get Added to the Dictionary? - Longreads
From respair to cacklefart – the joy of reclaiming long-lost positive words | Susie Dent - The Guardian
Punjabi lexicographer’s last word on words - The Tribune
G Venkatasubbaiah, Well-Known Kannada Lexicographer, Dies At 107 - NDTV
G. Venkatasubbaiah: A centenarian’s life-long scholarly journey with the Kannada language as a lexicographer, grammarian, writer and editor - Frontline Magazine
Man of Many Colours – Frank McNally on the great lexicographer and eccentric, Sean the Coat - The Irish Times
The 300-Year History of Using “Literally” Figuratively - The Cut
A self-taught lexicographer who defied odds - The New Indian Express
Kannada lexicographer Prof. G. Venkatasubbaiah passes away at 107 - The Hindu
The Oxford English Dictionary is adding new words based on your workplace jargon - qz.com
Foreign Language Equivalents
Foreign Language Equivalents of 'lexicographer'
Language Equivalent   Language Equivalent
French    Spanish
Misspellings - Typos
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Words Starting with Letter - 'A'
a a battery a billion
a bit a bit much a capella singing
a cappella singing a couple of a few
a fortiori a good deal a great deal
a horizon a hundred a hundred and one
a hundred thousand a hundred times a kempis
a la carte a la mode a level
a little a lot a million
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