Meanings of new dictionary in English

I have the new dictionary; a joy, a thing of beauty, and-bulk

My fiancé tells me there's a new dictionary of American slang.

Article first in a new dictionary,-encyclopedia , Ishouldsay.

Mak, I must get you to write a new dictionary; I think it would pay!

He said I'd better write a new dictionary.

This new dictionary is based on Webster's New International Dictionary, and therefore conforms to the best present usage.

It is a point beautifully made by Jean François Deniau in a new dictionary which he has just published in France.

At the end of a week the happy thought struck Ripon that a subscription should be made to buy a new dictionary.

In pursuance of appreciating Mr Healy's thesis on this topic I looked up the word "ladies" in my shiny new dictionary.

The solution was in self-control, in minimalism, in sparse living conditions; one simple language and a brand- new dictionary filled with words everyone would understand.

The word business was stretched to cover a multitude of sins; the new dictionary of self-aggrandizement concealed a spurious gospel of intrigue and treason.

Anne Soukhanov, editor of the new dictionary, bills it as a global reference work that highlights subtle differences in word meanings throughout the English-speaking world.

The Preface to his new Dictionary is an able performance.

A pogrom as defined in Webster's New Dictionary is an organised massacre of a minority group, esp.

In Jonathon Green's new Dictionary of Slang, which is published next week, there are 997 different words for the penis.

"Oyster." We needed to have a serious talk about this new dictionary of his.