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catalogue (iou)



catalogue noun & verb. Also *catalog. LME.
[Old & mod. French from late Latin catalogus from Greek katalogos, from katalegein pick out, enrol, formed as CATA- + legein choose.]
A. noun.
A list, register, or complete enumeration; now spec. one systematically or methodically arranged, often with brief particulars or descriptions aiding identification etc. LME.
Liberian catalogue: see LIBERIAN adjective1. thematic catalogue: see THEMATIC adjective 2.
fig. An enumeration, series, etc. L16.
D. Lodge Mrs Zapp..recited a catalogue of her husband's sins to me.
b. verb trans.
Make a catalogue or list of. L16.
J. Steinbeck His mind was cataloguing weak points and suspicious things about the car.
Inscribe or insert in a catalogue. M17.
Horace Walpole If religion is thrown into the quarrel, the most innocent acts are catalogued with sins.
cataloguer noun M19.
cataloguist noun L18.
cataloguize verb trans. = CATALOGUE verb E17.