We use cookies to enhance your experience on our website. By continuing to use our website, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. You can change your cookie settings at any time. Find out moreJump to Main NavigationJump to Content

Cassell's Technical Educator

Cassell's Technical Educator (1877–1882).
The 503rd most frequently quoted source in the OED, with a total of 914 quotations (about 0.02% of all OED quotations).

Total number of quotations914Find quotations
Quotations providing first evidence of a word16Find quotations
Quotations providing first evidence of a particular meaning141Find quotations
LemmaDefinitionDate
bobAn apparatus for polishing silver, plated goods, or other burnished metal surfaces…1879Go To Quotation
bobtrans. To polish (metal) with a bob (see bob n.).1879Go To Quotation
bowlerA workman who shapes the bowl of a spoon.1879Go To Quotation
burringThe removing of burs and other foreign bodies from wool or cotton in the process…1879Go To Quotation
centrifugalizetrans. To impart a centrifugal motion to.1879Go To Quotation
counter-battertrans. To batter with a return fire (from a counter-battery).1879Go To Quotation
counter-cloutA nail with a large head flat above like a clout-nail but bevelled below so as to be counter-sunk in an iron plate, etc.1879Go To Quotation
cutchA pile of vellum (or parchment paper) leaves, between which laminæ of gold-leaf are placed to be beaten.1879Go To Quotation
formylThe hypothetical radical (CHO) of formic acid.1879Go To Quotation
hyperboloidalOf the form of a hyperboloid.1879Go To Quotation
nibbyOf wool, etc.: full of nibs or knots.1879Go To Quotation
pinholingThe presence or production of pinholes.1879Go To Quotation
pyroPyrogallol used as a developing agent. Freq. attrib.1879Go To Quotation
stumpingThe action of stump v. Also attrib.1879Go To Quotation
under-featureA minor feature in a landscape; a small elevation.1879Go To Quotation
unlubricated(un- prefix 8).1879Go To Quotation

Back to top

The top one thousand authors and works cited in the OED

The Sources page contains details about the most frequently cited authors and works in the OED.

Use the search box to search for any of these sources by author name or work title.

Click on any of the author names or work titles for more information and links to dictionary entries.

Click on the column headings to order the top one thousand sources by date, number of quotations, and first evidence for word or sense.