Rare book archive asks assistance: What's best old CJ dictionary?
R K Henderson
rkhen at SOFTHOME.NET
Sat Jan 9 01:18:22 UTC 1999
I'd recommend Gill. As a non-scientific "saddlebag" guide, it contains a
lot of real-world info that more than makes up for its lack of phonetics.
For an amateur, Gill showed an admirable desire to convey the depth and
breadth of Jargon.
FWIW,
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