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What is an almanac?

n. . An annual publication including calendars with weather forecasts, astronomical information, tide tables, and other related tabular information. . A usually annual refer… (MORE)
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Use of almanac?

Historically, almanacs have been used to predict lunar and planetary phenomena, changes in seasonal weather and weather prediction. Modern almanacs may include a comprehens… (MORE)
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What is in an almanac?

The Merriam-Webster dictionary says an almanac is . a book published every year that contains facts about the movements of the sun and moon, changes in the tides, and inform… (MORE)
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Who invented the Almanacs?

The original of the Almanac can be traced back to the Babylonian civilization when lists of planetary periods were procuced. Ptolomey, the Alexandrian astronomer of the 2nd Ce… (MORE)
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What is the use of almanac?

Almanacs are reference books that are published yearly. Examples are the World Almanac and Book of Facts,New York Times Almanac and Time Almanac. Still,some are used to predic… (MORE)
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Is an almanac a thesaurus?

No. An almanac is a sort of `ready reference`for things like long-term weather forecasts and basic facts. A thesaurus is a book of antonyms and synonyms.
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What is a clog almanac?

InfoPlease site says a Clog Almanac is: "A primitive almanac or calendar, originally made of a "clog," or log of wood, with four faces or parallelograms, the sharp edge of … (MORE)