How To Use Collegiate dictionary In A Sentence

• My good old Webster's Collegiate Dictionary has this to say about hyster- or hystero- comb form French or Latin, French hyster-, from Latin hyster-, from Greek, from hystera 1: womb. Womb - That from Which We Come, That to Which We Go
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• According to Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary, 10th edition, a williwaw is a “violent gust of cold land air, common along mountainous coasts of high latitudes.” DAY OF DECEIT
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• The copyright page of my Random House Collegiate Dictionary, like the book's cover and spine, disappeared years ago.
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• Webster's Collegiate Dictionary defines "daring" as "venturesomely bold in action or thought. Robert Davey: McCain's "Daring" Actions
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