The Oxford English Dictionary has added "cisgender" to its compendium of recognised words.
In addition to the bot, Borenstein created a supplementary website called Dictionary of Fantastic Vocabulary, which is "a compendium of imaginary words and their uses".
In addition to the bot, which began in 2014, Borenstein just released a supplementary website called Dictionary of Fantastic Vocabulary, which is "a compendium of imaginary words and their uses".
Another is a compendium of dazzling Nabokovian words, replete with definitions: "cochlea", "hymenopteroid", "lambency", "uvula".
For its signature punishment, Islamic State instead relies on literature from the Hadith, a compendium of the prophet's words, said Islamic State expert Aymenn Jawad Tamimi, a research fellow at the Middle East Forum.
Biography's second flowering didn't occur until the Renaissance, when Shakespeare transmuted Raphael Holinshed's three-million-word compendium of British, Scottish and Irish lives, among other sources, into literature.
The larger of the paintings, "Diver," is very large and holds a compendium of motifs from earlier work: stenciled words, turbulent brushwork and a rainbow-colored target.
The dictionary is a compendium of possible allusions, from language to language and word to word.
This month, the Press will publish Robert K. Elder's Last Words of the Executed, a compendium of utterances from convicted criminals put to death under the American justice system.
In 2011, his words from Apollo 11 became part of a compendium of the sounds of American space flight.
According to the introduction to Jiggery-Pokery: A Compendium of Double Dactyls (1967), edited by the poets Anthony Hecht and John Hollander, this single word should appear "somewhere in the poem, though preferably in the second stanza, and ideally in the antepenultimate line," though that ambivalence has, for some, hardened into a rule that the word must appear in the poem's sixth line.
