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lorebook

lorebook noun: a book of lore.

Noun

lorebook (plural lorebooks)

  1. A book of lore.
    • The lad has a good imagination. He’ll be writing his own lorebooks soon enough.1978 March, Niel Hancock, Dragon Winter, New York, N.Y.: Popular Library, page 36
    • In Barinthus’s seemingly inexhaustible lorebooks and data crystals were detailed maps of planets where, though no folk dwelled, beasts and plants were plentiful.1998 November, Patricia Kennealy-Morrison, The Deer’s Cry (The Keltiad), New York, N.Y.: HarperPrism, →ISBN, page 238

Forms of lorebook

plurallorebooks

Origin of lorebook

From lore + book.

Questions about lorebook

What does lorebook mean?
Lorebook means a book of lore.
What part of speech is lorebook?
Lorebook is a noun.
What is the plural of lorebook?
The plural of lorebook is lorebooks.

Words near lorebook in the dictionary

  1. Lordy loo
  2. lore
  3. lore-wise
  4. loreal
  5. loreals
  6. lorebook
  7. lorebooks
  8. Loreburn
  9. loreclezole
  10. lorecraft
  11. lored

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