- bibliopegic
- adjective see bibliopegy
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
bibliopegic
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Bibliopegic — Bib li*o*peg ic ( p[e^]j [i^]k), a. [Gr. bibli on book + phgny naito make fast.] Relating to the binding of books. [R.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Bibliopegic — Имеющий отношение к переплётному делу … Краткий толковый словарь по полиграфии
bibliopegic — bib·lio·peg·ic … English syllables
bibliopegic — … Useful english dictionary
bibliopegy — bibliopegic /bib lee euh pej ik, pee jik/, adj. bibliopegist, n. bibliopegistic, bibliopegistical, adj. /bib lee op euh jee/, n. the art of binding books. [1825 35; BIBLIO + Gk peg (s. of pegnýnai to fasten) + Y3] * * * … Universalium
Bibliopegy — Bib li*op e*gy, n. [See {Bibliopegic}.] The art of binding books. [R.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bibliopegy — noun Etymology: ultimately from Greek bibli + pēgnynai to fasten together more at pact Date: circa 1859 the art of binding books • bibliopegic adjective • bibliopegist noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
bibliopegy — n. art of book binding. ♦ bibliopegic, a. ♦ bibliopegist, n. book binder … Dictionary of difficult words
bibliopegically — adverb see bibliopegic … Useful english dictionary
bibli- — /bi bli / combining form Denoting book or books ORIGIN: Gr biblion book; cf ↑bible • • • bibliographer / ogˈrə fər/ noun 1. A person versed in bibliography 2. The compiler of a bibliography bibliographic / ə grafˈik/ or bibliographˈical / əl/… … Useful english dictionary
