A Middle English spelling of doomsday, n., day of judgement, now commonly used as a historical term. the name applied, from the 12th cent., to the…

A book or volume in which important items of information of a particular kind are regularly and accurately recorded; a collection of entries so…

A blank document used as a record. A systematic record of commercial transactions, minutes of meetings, attendance, etc. Also: a volume containing…

(A title given to) any of various official books, usually distinguished by having a red binding, of political, administrative, or economic…

= registry, n. (in various senses); esp. a repository where registers are kept (cf. registry, n. 2).

A book or volume in which information of any kind is regularly and accurately recorded; esp. any of various official or authoritative books of…

A register.

A register, a book of record; (also) an entry in a register.

That in which anything is enrolled, a register.

A book that lies permanently in some place. A record-book; a register. Obsolete.

A book containing records; a register; a cartulary; a book of accounts; = ledger, n. 1b–1d.

A register, a book of record.

A register, a written record of important events or facts.

= registry, n. 1. rare.

A record of arrests and charges in a police office; a charge-sheet; also gen. a record-book or list. U.S.