August 18, 2007
Sunday, 19th August 2007 : Today's Word is...
Rubric
Pronunciation : (ru'brik)
1. Directions for religious ceremony
2. A title or heading of a statute or chapter in a code of law
3. A short commentary or explanation covering a broad subject
4. A direction in a missal, hymnal, or other liturgical book
5. A part of a manuscript or book, such as a title, heading or initial letter that appears in decorative red lettering or is otherwise distinguished from the rest of the text
6. Red ocher
7. Title or heading (in red print)(Typography)
8. A statute regarded as authoritative
9. A set of criteria for grading assignments (Academic)
Middle English rubrike, heading, title, from Old French rubrique, from Latin rubr�ca, red chalk , from ruber, rubr - red
1. Protocol
2. Ecclesiastical
3. Reddish
4. Dictate
5. Prescript
6. Regulation
7. Rule
8. Order
9. Heading
10. Title
11. Category
1. Disorder
2. Untitled
� This mission is sometimes discussed under the rubric of horizontal escalation.
� This kind of answer given in a measured official tone, as of a clergyman reading according to the rubric, did not help to justify the glories of the Eternal City.
� The dial on my watch is luminous. It casts a green glow in the dark.
Rubrical : Adjective
Rubrication : Noun
Rubricator : Noun
Rubricate : Verb
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