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| v-to provide a reference to a source. |
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| n. physical position in relation to the surroundings. like a Web site |
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| n- An academic field of study such as history, psychology, or biology. An academic category for your field of study. |
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| n- An area of study within disciplines. An area of study within an academic discipline |
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| n- A publication issued at regular intervals. Periodicals may be magazines, journals, newspapers, or newsletters |
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| n- taking someone's info words or ideas that are not common knowledge as if they were your own. |
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| n- An entry in a database. a document that can serve as legal evidence of a transaction |
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| n- A source used in research and mentioned by a researcher in a paper or an article |
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| adj. Often used to describe books, periodicals, or articles that are written for a specialized audience of academics or researchers |
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| V. to make shorter as if by cutting off. A shortened version of a search term |
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