Tetsuji Morohashi was originally motivated to create a dictionary in 1917 when he went to China to study Chinese.

Because of their switching back and forth, we've been able to create a dictionary of sorts.

Why shouldn't someone create a dictionary of words that make up one book and let the reader himself assemble the words into a whole?

Rachel continued in her labor to create a dictionary of the Waodani language that she had begun before the death of the five missionaries.

Our language was always oral, but those of us who speak Apache got together and created a dictionary, so that our young people can learn the language.

They've created a dictionary of icons.

Monier Williams created a Sanskrit-English dictionary that is still in print.

He created a visual dictionary of movement, a living dictionary.

Anyone who sought to create a dictionary, post-Johnson, did so in his shadow.

So we create a dictionary of dimensions (some physical, some abstract), and refer to them consistently (we have built tools to do this).