a person dedicated to the study of words, often engaged in compiling entries for dictionaries. A lexographer may also take part in the writing and editing of dictionaries, also striving to ensure that reference books in both print and electronic form will meet users' needs and expectations.
A compilation of documents which accounts for all of a decedent's chattels, including real and personal property, as well as the decendent's Last Will and Testament, so as to account for all such items in the subject Estate. The subject documentation may be compiled by the decedent prior to death or by the Executor/Executrix named in the decedent's Last Will and Testament, or the Administrator/Administratrix appointed by a Probate or Surrogate's Court to settle the Estate.
The deceased person prepared the necrography of possessions, property and Last Will and Testament prior to death so as to ease the burden of probating the Estate by allowing all essential and relevant documentation to be found easily in a single location.
A program or application created specifically for the purpose of determining whether or not one is allowed to say the word (the word in the blank from the song __ in Paris by Kanye West and Jay-Z). I have used this app, and you may have guessed that I won't be able to use it in this lifetime! Downloadable on iPhones, iPads, and developed by the hardworking and bright, creative minds of Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, this unique application will be able to astonishingly report back to you on whether or not you can state this word after completing just a few background questions, including whether you are white or black.
White Man: I've got the Negraph on my phone and my ipad. My phone says I can't ever say it. My iPad? It says I can't ever say it- but BIGGER.
Black Man: "******!!!!" (Refer to ___ in Paris song blank for censored word)