The phrase is actually "oy vey" and it is the Yiddish phrase meaning "oh brother", used as an exclamation. That is, unless you actually mistyped the word "of" and you were asking for the definition of "bay". That is:
Definitions of bay on the Web:
wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_(architecture)
There are many definitions for "bay". Those are just a few.
The dictionary definition of a word
The dictionary definition of geologist is a specialist in geology
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The definition of destitute can be found in the Webster dictionary, The Free Dictionary, Dictionary Reference, MacMillan Dictionary, and Thought Catalog.
The language beyond the dictionary definition refers to the nuances, connotations, and cultural or contextual meanings that words may carry beyond their basic definitions. It often involves understanding the subtleties of language usage, including tone, intent, and implied meanings that go beyond literal interpretations. This deeper level of language comprehension is essential for effective communication and interpretation in various contexts.
Yes they are true in a Dictionary.
~dictionary entries are the things you put in a dictionary (the words). =)
Well I just looked it up in the dictionary and it is in it so I think so.
It is the same as the Dictionary definition.
I No?
The connotation of a word is its literal dictionary definition. The denotation of a word is its inferred meaning.
The dictionary definition of hustling is to move something quickly, often in a jarring way.