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Accidents: Accident, n. An inevitable occurrence…
Alternative Therapies: Homeopathy, n. A school of –: Ambrose Bierce
Automobiles: Automobile, n. A four-wheeled vehicle…
Body: Body-snatcher, n. A robber of…
Body: Diaphragm, n. A muscular partition…
Body: Liver, n. A large red…
Boredom: Bore, n. A person who…
Brides: Bride, n. A woman with…
Certainty: Positive, adj. Mistaken at the…
Childhood: Childhood, n. The period of…
Childhood: Infancy, n. The period of…
Christianity: Christian, n. One who believes…
Commercialism: Commerce, n. A kind of…
Conservatism: Conservative, n. A statesman who…
Death and Dying: Grave, n. A place in…
Death and Dying: Mausoleum, n. The final and…
Debauchery: Debauchee, n. One who has…
Dentists: Dentist, n. A prestidigitator who,…
Disease: Gout, n. A physician's name…
Doctors: Physician, n. One upon whom…
Drugs: Opiate, n. An unlocked door…
Eating: Eat, v.i. To perform successively…
Economics: Economy, n. Purchasing the barrel…
Economics: Price, n. Value, plus a…
Egotism: Egoist, n. A person of…
Future, The: Future, n. That period of…
Gluttons: Glutton, n. A person who…
History: History, n. An account, mostly…
Honesty: Ignorance, madam, pure ignorance.
Humankind: Man, n. An animal so…
Humor: Barometer, n. An ingenious instrument…
Ignorance: Ignoramus, n. A person unacquainted…
Illness: Cough. A convulsion of the…
Insurance: Insurance, n. An ingenious modern…
Irony: Alliance, n. In international politics,…
Irreverence: Impiety, n. Your irreverence toward…
Knowledge: My father still reads the…
Language: I am not yet so…
Language: I have laboured to refine…
Lexicography: Lexicographer. A writer of dictionaries,…
Lexicography: But these were the dreams…
Lexicography: To finish is both a…
Logic: Logic, n. The art of…
Longevity: Longevity, n. Uncommon extension of…
Marriage: Marriage, n. The state or…
Medicine: Apothecary, n. The physician's accomplice,…
Medicine: Diagnosis, n. A physician's forecast…
Mind: Brain, n. An apparatus with…
Misfortune: Calamities are of two kinds:…
Money: Money, n. A blessing that…
Months of the Year: November, n. The eleventh twelfth…
Music: Accordion, n. An instrument in…
Music: Fiddle, n. An instrument to…
Painting: Painting, n. The art of…
Patience: Patience, n. A minor form…
Peace: Peace, n. In international affairs,…
Philosophy: Cartesian, adj. Relating to Descartes,…
Politics: Referendum, n. A law for…
Prayer: Pray, v. To ask that…
Present, The: Present, n. That part of…
Puns: Like Webster's Dictionary We're Morocco…
Quotations: Every quotation contributes something to…
Radicalism: Radicalism, n. The conservatism of…
Religion: Indigestion, n. A disease which…
Saints: Saint, n. A dead sinner…
Selfishness: Selfish, adj. Devoid of consideration…
Success: The only place where success…
Time Measurement: Year, n. A period of…
Words: Dull. To make dictionaries is…
Words: A dictionary is a vocabulary restricted by…
Words: I've been in Who's Who,…
Writers: A dangerous person to disagree…
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