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gazetteer
[ gaz-i-teer ]
noun
- a geographical dictionary.
- Archaic. a journalist, especially one appointed and paid by the government.
gazetteer
/ ˌɡæ³úɪˈ³Ùɪə /
noun
- a book or section of a book that lists and describes places gaz
- archaic.a writer for a gazette or newspaper; journalist
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of gazetteer1
Example Sentences
A hundred years later, the palace would not appear in Song dynasty gazetteers.
I have a gazetteer in the car, and when that fails, I ask people for directions.
I’m carrying my favorite gazetteer, discovered in a book store in nearby Rochester on a previous foray: Colonel W. Laurence Gadd’s “The Great Expectations Country,†published in 1929 and long out of print.
In the days before satellite mapping or even gazetteers, he navigates to out-of-the way cemeteries using simple maps and notes filed away in a recipe box stored in the “date-cut truck.â€
Ted Gartner, a Garmin spokesman, said that the new corporate owner will not only continue publishing them but will be enhancing the gazetteers in coming months and years.
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