bibliothecadj.n.
/bɪblɪˈɒθɪk/ Belonging to a library or librarian; n. a librarian.
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bibliothecarian1685
bibliothecal1811
bibliothec1816
bibliothecary1820
bibliothecarial1889
society > communication > book > library or collection of books > librarian > [noun]
bibliothecar1581
bibliothecary1611
library-keeper1647
librarier1667
bibliothecarian1685
librarian1713
bibliothec1859
librarianess1862
reference librarian1892
branch librarian1938
teacher-librarian1975
a1641 R. Montagu Acts & Monuments (1642) 152 Diodorus Siculus, that generall Bibliothec.]
1816 G. Colman Eccentricities Edinb. 78 Cadell..exclaim'd, in bibliotheck state, ‘Who sells great Authors' works, must..himself be great.’
1859 J. Cunningham Church Hist. Scotl. II. 317 Never had a burgess of St. Andrews been capable of winning his bread by learning save one, and that was their present bibliothec.
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adj.n.1816- heavy-cheered
- heavy-clay
- heavy-duty
- heavy-earth
- heavy-eyed
- heavy-faced
- heavy-fisted
- heavy-footed
- heavy-framed
- heavy-fruited
- heavy-gated
- heavy-handed
- head-purging
- head-reach
- head-ridge
- head-ring
- head-roll
- head-roping
- head-scratcher
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- head-scratching
- head-shake
- head-shaker
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- head-shy