bibliog
- adjective
- /ˈbɪbliɡ/
- Informal
- Please follow the bibliog format when listing your sources for the project.
Examples
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She double-checked the bibliog details before submitting her research paper.
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The bibliog section of the paper was very detailed.
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The professor asked for a bibliog reference at the end of each essay.
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I need to update the bibliog in my thesis.
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The professor asked for a bibliog reference at the end of each essay.
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Please follow the bibliog format when listing your sources for the project.
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She double-checked the bibliog details before submitting her research paper.
Synonyms
About lists of books or articles used to show sources
About making lists and descriptions of books and written sources
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word bibliog is a short form of bibliographic and comes from the root biblio- which means 'book'. So, when bibliog is used as an adjective it simply describes something that is about books or the list of sources.