the word ain't became a word in the dictionary in united kingdom.
when did the word ain't become a word in the dictionary?
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the reverse word dictionary is a dictionary where the word entries in the dictionary are not alphabetized in the same manner as a traditional dictionary. for example, "a reverse dictionary of the spanish language" and "walker's rhyming dictionary" are reverse dictionaries, the organization of which is based upon sorting each entry word upon its last letter and the subsequent letters proceeding toward the beginning of that word. consequently, in these reverse dictionaries all words that have the same suffix appear in order in the dictionary. such a reverse dictionary would be useful for linguists and poets who might be looking for words ending with a particular suffix, or by an anthropologist or forensics specialist examining a damaged text (e.g. a stone inscription, or a burned document) that had only the final portion of a particular word preserved. reverse dictionaries of this type have been published for most major alphabetical languages (see numerous examples listed below). by way of contrast, in a standard dictionary words are organized such that words with the same prefix appear in order, since the sorting order is starting with the first letter of the entry word and subsequent letters proceeding toward the end of that word.
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