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Webster Dictionary :: Bibliothecary
BIBLIOTH'ECARY, n. A librarian.
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliothecal
BIBLIOTH'ECAL, a. [L. bibliotheca, a library.] Belonging to a library.
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliopolist
BIBLIOP'OLIST, n. [Gr. book, and to sell.] A Bookseller.
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliomaniac
BIBLIOMA'NIAC, n. One who has a rage for books.
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliomania
BIBLIOMA'NIA, n. [Gr.book, and madness.] Book-madness; a rage for possessing rar...
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliomancy
BIBLIOM'ANCY, n. [Gr.a book, and divination.] A kind of divination, performed by...
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliolite
BIB'LIOLITE, n. [Gr. a book, and a stone; called also phytobiblia and lithobibli...
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliography
BIBLIOG'RAPHY, n. A history or description of books; the perusal of books, and m...
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliographic
BIBLIOGRAPH'IC BIBLIOGRAPH'ICAL, a. Pertaining to the history of books.
Webster Dictionary :: Bibliographer
BIBLIOG'RAPHER, n. [Gr. a book.] One who composes or compiles the history of boo...
Webster Dictionary :: Biblical
BIB'LICAL, a. Pertaining to the Bible, or to the sacred writings; as biblical cr...
Webster Dictionary :: Bibler
BIB'LER, n. [See Bib .] A tipler; a great drinker.
Webster Dictionary :: Bible
BI'BLE, n. [Gr. a book.] THE BOOK , by way of eminence; the sacred volume, in wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Bibio
BIB'IO, n. A name of the wine fly, a small insect found in empty wine casks.
Webster Dictionary :: Bibble-babble
BIB'BLE-BABBLE, n. Idle talk; prating to no purpose. [A low word, and not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Bibber
BIB'BER, n. A tippler; a man given to drinking; chiefly used in composition, as ...
