dict.

American  

abbreviation

1. dictation.

2. dictator.

3. dictionary.

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Example Sentences

She was prevented from winning a record six golds when Canada’s Sophie Crane won the clubs and Kwan Dict Weng of Malaysia took gold in the ribbons.

From Washington Times

In 1988, when he stumbled upon James’ book in a Barnes & Noble, Morey had no way of knowing that people with a gift for using numbers to pre­dict things would overrun professional sports management and everyplace else high-stakes decisions were being made—or that basketball would be, in effect, waiting for him to grow up.

From Slate

While we have no ability to pre­dict when rallies and retreats will occur, we know that plenty of ink is spilled on the subject, especially this time of year.

From Forbes

Concerning the former there is a note in Bayle's Dict. art.

From Project Gutenberg

See the articles “Caton” and “Suicide,” in his Dict. philos.114.Lisle,

From Project Gutenberg