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This is one word I think everyone should know, I mean I think its a pretty important and its a good photo, esspically seeing as its in this set...
Images from the Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary, published in Russia,1890-1907.
Most images best viewed in the original (largest) size.
The book copyright has expired, so these images are in the public domain.
The covers of this series of Prisma dictionaries were designed by C. van Dorland for the publisher Spectrum in 1969.
Katharine Briggs - A Dictionary of Fairies
Penguin Books 4753, 1977
Cover Artist: Tony Meeuwissen
Hobgoblins, Brownies, Bogies and other supernatural creatures
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Archive digging again, it's so fun to look through your old stuff to see something you might have missed...
Using a bit of inversion and a bit of cropping, The Little Webster dictionary, which is at least 60:years old provides the definition of bit. Amusing to me the first definition is in regards to a horse. But if you look now at the Merriam-Webster, the definitions include so many more items such as words in a play, computer parts, tools, and more. ODC: just a bit
Dictionnaire universel d'histoire naturelle :.
Paris :Chez les editeurs MM. Renard, Martinet et cie, rue et Hotel Mignon, 2 (quartier de l'École-de-Médecine) ; et chez Langlois et Leclercq, rue de la Harpe, 81 ; Victor Masson, Place de l'Ecole-de-Médecin1847-1849.
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Front cover of:
The Use Of The Dictionary, by Dr. Edward W. Stitt.
Copyright 1918 by Dr. Edward W. Stitt.
also foR ( SBQ8 <3 ) competition .. =)
week 3 : WORDS ..
i got 27 votes lool =D =D
model : me .. edit : me .. everything : me .. =P
These were used along the tracks I believe...
West Florida Railroad Museum: www.wfrm.org/wfrmmain.html
Erosion usually occurs due to transport by wind, water, or ice;
by down-slope creep of soil and other material
Thank you to Jill for your wonderful textures
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Vintage french dictionary pages. Free for you to use in your artwork.
Not for resale in digital or print collage sheets.
Today, some definitions. Definitions from the Rhyl Wenglish dictionary, Wenglish being an odd mix of North Walian and Scouse. I know the Oxford is the definitive English tome, however we're a bit more down to earth and on the streets here. For flips sake, they call a microwave oven a 'ping-ping' round these parts. I jest not. I mean, who in their right minds wouldn't go to Argos and ask for a thermo-nuclear sustainance regeneration device, rather than a ping-ping?
Anyway, to the definitions.
Rugex (n) rug-gecks
A special train to take fans to a stadium to watch a game involving largely overgrown men tossing odd shaped balls around and indulging in an awful lot of group hugging.
Tossers (n) toss-sirs
Fans of said game, so called because of their love of said tossing activities.
I think that's enough dictionaryisms for today.
Here's a Rugex, alas not today's. I braved the wind and the snow to phot 1V90. My dedication was repayed by the WAG set being replaced by 175110. Those Arriva wags eh? You gotta admire their sense of humour. Not.
So here's one of 1V90 at Rhyl on 26 November 2016, 67022 pushing on.