guide·word

(gīd′wûrd′)

A word or term that appears at the top of each page or column in a reference book, such as a dictionary, to indicate the first or last entry on the page.

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guideword

(ˈɡaɪdˌwɜːd)

(Linguistics) a word at the top of a dictionary page that indicates the first or last entry on that page

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guideword - a word printed at the top of the page of a dictionary or other reference book to indicate the first or last item on that page

guide word, catchword

word - a unit of language that native speakers can identify; "words are the blocks from which sentences are made"; "he hardly said ten words all morning"

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Database screening utilized relevant "guidewords" and "keywords" that included standard names of the systems and components of the essential power system.

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SafetyHAT guides analysts through the preparatory and analysis steps of STPA by providing a streamlined data entry process and preloaded transportation-specific guidewords. The tool uses a powerful relational database to organize and manage the large quantity of data that an analysis may produce, efficiently storing data and enforcing data integrity during the process.

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Emigration and exile, those two inevitable and inexorable dimensions of the Irish experience, are her guidewords as she scrutinizes a selected series of actors who, at some point, left Ireland to work "in Hollywood," whether briefly or as the centerpiece of their respective careers.

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Dictionary usage involves multiple skills such as using guidewords, decoding, discerning the correct definition, and so forth.

Vocabulary instruction for students with learning disabilities: a review of the research

Similarly, McCreary and Dolezal (1999) report their subjects' difficulties in following the guidewords in alphabetical order (put down to the Asian background of many of the subjects) and unwillingness to follow the cross-references, perceived by many students as "too much work, too time-consuming, and ...

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