dictionary-monger
English
noun
Definitions
- (rare) A person who deals with dictionaries a lot.
Etymology
Compound from English dictionary + English monger.
Origin
English
monger
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- alemonger English
- antidictionary English
- balladmonger English
- barbermonger English
- beermonger English
- bookmonger English
- boroughmonger English
- carpetmonger English
- cheesemonger English
- cockmonger English
- costermonger English
- deathmonger English
- dictionarian English
- dictionaric English
- dictionarily English
- dictionarist English
- dictionary English
- dictionaryless English
- dictionarylike English
- doom-monger English
- dramamonger English
- e-dictionary English
- fancymonger English
- fashionmonger English
- fearmonger English
- fellmonger English
- filthmonger English
- fishmonger English
- fleshmonger English
- foodmonger English
- fruitmonger English
- gospelmonger English
- gossipmonger English
- hatemonger English
- haymonger English
- hypemonger English
- hyperdictionary English
- interdictionary English
- ironmonger English
- lawmonger English
- lightmonger English
- loanmonger English
- lovemonger English
- mealmonger English
- meritmonger English
- minidictionary English
- monger English
- mongery English
- murdermonger English
- muttonmonger English
- newsmonger English
- newsmongering English
- noisemonger English
- nondictionary English
- panicmonger English
- peacemonger English
- peltmonger English
- phrasemonger English
- placemonger English
- poisonmonger English
- powermonger English
- predictionary English
- pussymonger English
- questmonger English
- relicmonger English
- rulemonger English
- rumormonger English
- scandalmonger English
- scaremonger English
- sleazemonger English
- smutmonger English
- spoilsmonger English
- starmonger English
- statemonger English
- subdictionary English
- trouble-monger English
- versemonger English
- warmonger English
- whoremonger English
- winemonger English
- woo-monger English
- woodmonger English
- wordmonger English
- dictionarium Latin
- dictionnaire French
- mongere Middle English
- ดิกชันนารี Thai
- ডিকশনারি Bengali
- ডিকশনারী Bengali
- tūkjinede Marshallese
- idikshinari Xhosa
- dikseneri Tok Pisin
- tikinare Maori
- tikshạneli Choctaw
- monger
- mongery
- lawmonger
- warmonger
- haymonger
- alemonger
- loanmonger
- cockmonger
- rulemonger
- fishmonger
- fellmonger
- dictionary
- mealmonger
- bookmonger
- newsmonger
- smutmonger
- foodmonger
- winemonger
- beermonger
- wordmonger
- ironmonger
- woo-monger
- hypemonger
- fearmonger
- woodmonger
- hatemonger
- starmonger
- peltmonger
- lovemonger
- versemonger
- dramamonger
- dictionaric
- fancymonger
- noisemonger
- doom-monger
- pussymonger
- powermonger
- fleshmonger
- placemonger
- peacemonger
- deathmonger
- scaremonger
- statemonger
- whoremonger
- relicmonger
- filthmonger
- lightmonger
- questmonger
- rumormonger
- panicmonger
- fruitmonger
- meritmonger
- carpetmonger
- muttonmonger
- phrasemonger
- costermonger
- cheesemonger
- gospelmonger
- dictionarily
- barbermonger
- spoilsmonger
- gossipmonger
- e-dictionary
- balladmonger
- sleazemonger
- murdermonger
- poisonmonger
- dictionarist
- dictionarian
- nondictionary
- newsmongering
- fashionmonger
- boroughmonger
- predictionary
- subdictionary
- scandalmonger
- minidictionary
- trouble-monger
- dictionarylike
- dictionaryless
- antidictionary
- hyperdictionary
- interdictionary