Entry and Footnote

Entry

Entry noun - The entrance room of a building.

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Footnote and entry are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Footnote" instead a noun "Entry".

Nearby Words: enter, entrance, entree

Footnote noun - A printed note placed below the text on a printed page.

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Entry and footnote are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Entry" instead a noun "Footnote".

Nearby Words: footnoted, footnoting

long	long entry	long footnote
following	following entry	following footnote
appropriate	appropriate entry	appropriate footnote
single	single entry	single footnote
Other adjectives: subsequent, last.

Footnote Fever: Castle Dreams, a rather surreal and existentialist entry in the series to begin with, has oodles of fun playing with spurious footnotes.

Source: Literature / Castle Perilous
Pierre Bayle's Dictionnaire Historique et Critique follows each brief entry with a footnote (often five or six times the length of the main text) in which saints, historical figures, and other topics are used as examples for philosophical digression.

Source: Footnote Fever
Festival Episode Fish out of Water: Her programming as a 'Dutch Wife' means she is not exactly prepared for "normal" every day activities; see the Footnote Fever entry again.

Source: Manga / Yuria 100 Shiki

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