Some of the words he excluded were restored in the third edition, after his retirement.
The new words appear today in the third edition of the single volume dictionary, which was first published in 1998.
The Goats return to action Sunday against the LA Galaxy in the third edition of the 2012 SuperClasico.
In the third edition, published in 1836, she wrote that difficulties in calculating the position of Uranus may point to the existence of an undiscovered planet.
Among the 122 new poems in the third edition (1860 61) were Whitman's "Calamus" poems, which record an intense homosexual love affair.
But in the third edition of his Principles of Political Economy (1817), he inserted a chapter on machinery that changed tack.
In the third edition of "The Norton Anthology of Modern and Contemporary Poetry," in which poets appear in order of birth, the class of 1920 fields a strong team, including Howard Nemerov and Amy Clampitt.
In the third edition, from 1998, the list, which is not ranked, included Peekskill and Woodstock, as well as Red Bank and Lambertville in New Jersey, and Easton, Pa.
WOODS AND NICKLAUS, TEAMMATES: Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus will team up in a prime-time television exhibition next summer, taking on Sergio Garcia and Lee Trevino in the third edition of the Battle at Bighorn in Palm Desert, Calif.
After the editors decided against including "master of the universe" in the third edition on the grounds that it had little currency independent of Tom Wolfe, Mr. Sheidlower convinced them otherwise.
After the diagnosis first appeared in 1980 in the third edition of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, or DSM-III, some warned that research on risk factors amounts to blaming victims for their plight.
