Meaning of book

Book

Common

noun

•

A

of

sheets of paper

together to

,

or

,

, etc.

•

A

work

for

,

, such as a

or

, and

a

of

, but now sometimes

as an

.

•

of a

work.

•

In Gambling:

A

of

(from the use of a

to

what each person has

).

•

A

, in a form

a

, of

for

use.

•

In Theater:

The

of a

or

.

•

of the

of a business.

•

In Law:

A

, a

for

the

in a

(traditionally an

, but

more

a

or

the

).

•

by

.

•

In Poker:

•

In Sports:

A

,

by the

, of the

.

•

In Sports:

who have been

(received a

) in

.

•

In Cartomancy:

The

.

•

Any

of

.

•

The

of

among

.

verb

•

To

(something) for

use.

•

To

, to

or

in a

or

a

.

•

In Law enforcement:

To

the

and other

of a

and the

for

.

•

In Sports:

To

with a

,

a

, or a

if a

has already been

.

•

To

very

.

•

To

as

.

•

To

the

in a

.

•

To

.

•

In British English & Northern England English:

of

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book

English

book

Middle English (1100-1500)

boc

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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