About The Word Handbook
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Handbook
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What's The Definition Of Handbook?
[n] a concise reference book providing specific information about a subject or location
Synonyms | Synonyms for Handbook: enchiridion | vade mecum Related Terms | Find terms related to Handbook: ante | Baedeker | bet | bibliography | book | business directory | catalog | checklist | chunk | city directory | classified directory | compendium | cookbook | cookery book | directory | enchiridion | field guide | finding list | gradus | guide | guidebook | handlist | hazard | how-to book | index | itinerary | manual | nature book | parlay | phone book | play | reference book | road map | roadbook | shot | stake | telephone book | telephone directory | travel book | vade mecum | wager | Yellow Pages See Also | bible | book of facts | guide | guidebook | manual | ready reckoner | reckoner | reference | reference book | reference work Handbook In Webster's Dictionary \Hand"book`\, n. [Hand + book; cf. AS. handb[=o]c, or
G. handbuch.]
A book of reference, to be carried in the hand; a manual; a
guidebook.
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