It depends which dictionary, doesn't it? Shakespeare was responsible for inventing many words which were not previously recorded, and for using many words in ways not previously recorded. Estimates of the numbers vary.
~dictionary entries are the things you put in a dictionary (the words). =)
It is known as a dictionary.
yes and no because the words they put arent the acctual swear word but its still a cuss word
Beasts God awesome Etc
First of all, why should you put a word in the dictionary??
Put words of love on paper
When a word becomes common usage, it's usually included in a dictionary.
Throuout the years people will introduce catchy new words that will become words used by everyone until they are put into the dictionary.
That is five questions, - the first, 'pane', is a sheet of glass. Please put the others in separate questions. (or look at a dictionary)
Editors of a published dictionary will do research on different kinds of prints looking for new words, or usages of these words. They then will mark down what they have found. This is called scouring. After, the editors put their finds in a computer to be analyzed.They also look at how other people use those words to determine what they mean.
If by "invented" you mean words he used which were not previously written down, opinions vary widely but most put it at about 1700 words. We don't know if he really made them up or just was the first to write them down.
Shakespeare was also an actor, in addition to his plays and poetry. He and the other members of The Globe Theater put on many of the plays that they wrote.