A few days ago
I need to make my own dictionary…?
for my english class, we were assigned a project. TO make a literary term dictionary, it needs to be realistic/believable. i got the ABC order down, and slowlg getting the def’n [over 150 words] i’m making it on microsoft works. it has to be bound so eventually i’ll be at kinkos or something. i’d also have examples and a couple pictures. Any suggestions on making it look like a dictionary?
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A few days ago
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How cool! Make the entry words in bold face. Have the two on the top of the page whatever those are called. Have the page number on the bottom and have the pronunciation key there too. This sounds so cool. Have fun with it. As much fun as a pig in a mud puddle. – What kind of literary device was that?
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5 years ago
Ambrogence– over eating of something sinfully delicious. Marguerite suffered from ambrogence after indulging in a second helping of chocolate mousse. Claustronestive–the fear of settling in. Arthur was feeling claustronestive about moving in with his girlfriend, Daisey. Factuallacy–what seemed to be true turned out not to be. Christine felt the fool after discovering the factuallacy behind Bernard’s defection. Selminate–to dump the old junk in order to acquire new junk. We need to selminate all the stuff in the garage before the truck arrives with our new stuff.
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A few days ago
Look at websters dictionary and they to imitate it?
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A few days ago
I think you just answered you’re own question. Just do what you’re doing.
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