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It offers a reasonably engaging protagonist, who, as the novel's first-person narrator, possesses a generally lively writing style that at times can even be rather penetrating, and it is structured in a mildly unorthodox way -- through alphabetically arranged entries that make the story of Andrew a kind of lexicographical guide to his life -- that piques the reader's interest but surely doesn't really pose a threat to narrative coherence for most readers.

Experimental Fiction

It would be a tragic case of lexicographical guilt-by-association.

Laurence Hughes: Sanitizing Twain -- to the Nth Degree

Never mind those unfilled library shelves: At least 200 additions to the language, ranging from "old dear" to "devil-may-care," would have gone unminted, making posterity's loss as much lexicographical as literary.

Snapshots of 'Boz'

It is hoped that this masterpiece will point the way ot wider use of modern lexicographical principles in the compilation of dictionaries for earlier periods of the Arabic language.

Arabic-English Dictionary: The Hans Wehr Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic « Books « Literacy News

For extra credit: How would the late, great lexicographical giant William Safire rule in this case?

AP says write 'website,' not 'Web site'

We have a lexicographical problem: "The Taliban" is an umbrella term for, as Kilcullen notes, a variety of groups.

Don’t Start The Talking I Could Talk All Night | ATTACKERMAN

You are in a lexicographical minefield and are damned every way.

Busted Up For Dogmeat. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

So what word did these lexicographical social workers give us to look after and litter the pages of G2 with until we turned welmish 14?

Move to rescue obscure words

Over time, however, the attitude toward their use of language has shifted; the male text of the Yishuv period, which stood out for its lexicographical torrent of description and variety, is now perceived as out-dated and cumbersome; on the other hand, the text of the women writers not only flows better but its style comes across as modern and relevant.

Prose Writing in the Yishuv: 1882-1948.

Schott describes his blog as "a repository of unconsidered lexicographical trifles -- some serious, others frivolous, some neologized, others newly newsworthy."

Jerry Weissman: Language Lovers Unite