cyclopedia
or cy·clo·pae·di·a
[sahy-kluh-pee-dee-uh]
noun
an encyclopedia.
Origin of cyclopedia
First recorded in 1630–40; by aphesis
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Related Words for cyclopedia
writing, evidence, glossary, language, vocabulary, dictionary, thesaurus, source, encyclopedia, archives, compilation, concordance, almanac, lexicon, reference, palaver, terminologyExamples from the Web for cyclopedia
Historical Examples of cyclopedia
This coincided with the Cyclopedia and suggested the first lesson she should give.
The Brass Bound BoxEvelyn Raymond
I've read all about it in the Cyclopedia in the big bookcase.
The Brass Bound BoxEvelyn Raymond
Here is a brief statement about charades taken from a cyclopedia.
The Silent ReadersWilliam D. Lewis
He contributed the mathematical articles for Rees's Cyclopedia.
The Every Day Book of History and ChronologyJoel Munsell
Kitto, in his Cyclopedia, declared that no hypothesis could harmonize the accounts.
The Lost FaithT. S. Childs
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