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Yes, a dictionary is a kind or reference manual.

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What is the difference between a dictionary and a reference manual?

The words


What is a reference book?

Its a dictionary


What is the reference book in the library?

Reference books are non-fictional books in which you can look for factual information. The dictionary, the encyclopedia, the World Almanac . . . like that.


When was The Gregg Reference Manual created?

The Gregg Reference Manual was created in 1951.


Is the noun dictionary a proper or common noun?

In this context, it is common. A specific dictionary, like the Webster's Dictionary, is proper.


How many quarters are in a dictionary?

There are no quarters in a dictionary. A dictionary is a reference book that contains words and their definitions, not coins.


If you pack your vehicle full you should?

Reference your owner's manual for maximum load weight.


When was Labor Relations Reference Manual created?

Labor Relations Reference Manual was created in 1937.


Where can someone find the definition of destitute?

The definition of destitute can be found in the Webster dictionary, The Free Dictionary, Dictionary Reference, MacMillan Dictionary, and Thought Catalog.


Where can one find the definition of infrastructure?

One can find the deifinition of infrastructure on websites like Wikipedia, the free Dictionary or Oxford Dictionaries. It is also explained on Investopedia or Dictionary Reference.


Is a dictionary a reference?

Yes, a dictionary is a reference tool that provides definitions, pronunciations, and sometimes usage examples of words in a language. It is used to help individuals understand the meaning of words and how they are used in context.


How do you call a book giving information?

If you are referring to something like a dictionary, encyclopedia, etc. I would say a reference book.