COLLEGE DICTIONARY

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Definitions That Set the Standard for Clarity
Up-to-Date Entries
Nearly 7,500 new entries reflecting changes in technology, society, world politics, and more.
Detailed Illustrations
Over 850 drawings, photographs, and maps.
Extensive Reference Information
Tables, charts, and lists of useful data plus important historical documents and a guide to punctuation.
Thousands of Geographical and Biographical Entries
The people and places that shape our world. Entries are part of the A-Z body of the dictionary, so they are easy to find.
Full-Color Atlas of the World
Detailed and up-to-date maps of the continents and countries of our world.
Notes, Examples, and Synonyms
The help you need to choose words precisely and avoid usage pitfalls.
The Definitive Guide to American English
More unique Americanisms—nearly 12,000—than any other college dictionary.
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System Requirements:
Windows® 95,98, ME, NT® 4.0, 2000, XP
IBM-compatible Pentium 100 or higher
8 MB RAM
20 MB hard disk space (Minimal installation);
140 MB (Full installation)
800 x 600 resolution 2x speed CD-ROM drive

Dictionary Staff.
Consultants and Contributing Editors.
Foreword.
Guide to the Dictionary.
Guide to Pronunciation.
Dictionaries of English by Sidney I. Landau.
Webster’s New World College Dictionary.
World Atlas.
Reference Supplement.
Rules of Punctuation.
Nations of the World.
World City Populations.
U.S. States.
U.S. Cities by Population.
U.S. Metropolitan Core Areas by Population.
Canada.
Cities of Canada by Population.
Mexico.
Geographical Data.
Monetary Units.
Roman Numerals.
Books of the Bible.
Calendars.
American Sign Language (ASL).
Commonly Used Weights and Measures.
Periodic Table of Chemical Elements.
Alphabetical List of Chemical Elements.
Geologic Time Chart.
Astronomical Data.
Meteorology.
Presidents of the United States.
The Declaration of Independence.
Constitution of the United States.
Amendments to the Constitution of the United States.
Index.