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English - Turkish
Definition of chapbook in English Turkish dictionary
- destanlar vb yazılı olan küçük kitap veya broşür
- içinde halk masalları
English - English
Definition of chapbook in English English dictionary
- A small book, usually made from a single sheet, folded several times, containing poems, ballads or religious tracts
Two such examples of slim, chapbook-style collections were both part of larger compendia . . .
- A small book or pamphlet containing ballads, poems, popular tales or tracts, etc
- A small, usually paperback, book of poetry or a religious tract or some such
- a small printed book, usually consisting of writings about literature, poetry, or religion (chapman ( CHAP2) + book)
- A small book or booklet, often part of a series
- Any small book carried about for sale by chapmen or hawkers
- A small, usually paperback, book of poetry or a religious tract or somesuch
- Hence, any small book; a toy book
- a small book or pamphlet containing poems, ballads, stories, or religious tracts; its name derives from the fact that chapbooks were originally sold by chapmen (a British term for peddlers)
- {i} small book (containing stories, ballads, etc.)
- chapbooks
- plural of chapbook
Related Terms
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Hyphenation
chap·bookPronunciation
Etymology
[ 'chap-"buk ] (noun.) 1798. chapman + book.Resimler
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