Internet Dictionaries and Lexicography

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Cyberlexicography is definable as “employing the Internet to compile or create a dictionary.” Modern lexicographers can use the Net in various ways: participating in electronic conferences, consulting dictionaries and encyclopedias, or searching word usages within the ultimate corpus. An Appendix contains Figures 1–8. Submitted October 1996.

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