i-iv -- Table of Content -- Introduction -- Vorwort -- Acknowledgements -- Towards a Dictionary of Shakespeare's Informal English -- The Atlas Linguarum Europae and its Insights into the Cultural History of Europe -- The Dictionary Project NORDLEXIN-N -- From Print to Disc: Creating the Electronic Version of the Cambridge International Dictionary of English (CIDE) -- Lexicography as a Sign of the Times: A Study in Socio-Lexicography -- The Contragram Verb Valency Dictionary of Dutch, French and English -- The Representation of Figurative Senses in Learner's Dictionaries -- Old French Loanwords of Germanic Origin Borrowed into English -- Somatismen als Problem der dänischen und deutschen Lexikographie -- Four Germanic Dictionaries of Anglicisms: When Definitions Speak Louder than Words -- Grammatische Schwierigkeiten bei der zweisprachigen Lexikographie -- 35 Questions and Answers about Editing Jesper Swedberg's Swensk Ordabok (c. 1725) -- Categorizing Chaos: Text Types in CANCODE -- Public Political Vocabulary: Model of a Dictionary -- Towards a Slovene-English False-Friend Dictionary -- The Length and Breadth of an Entry in an Etymological Dictionary -- Homonymy vs Polysemy: Conversion in English -- Metaphors: How Do Dictionaries Scramble out of this Morass of Meaning? -- Japanese Learners' Problems in Using English-Japanese Dictionaries' -- Some Semantic Problems in the Translation of Colour Terms -- The Dictionary of Connotations: A Viable Proposition? -- Who Uses English-Japanese Dictionaries and When? Their Bidirectional Working -- From 'Spinning Woman' to 'Old Maid' to What? On the Sense Development of Spinster -- The Colour Spectrum in Language: The Case of Czech. Cognitive Concepts, New Idioms and Lexical Meanings -- On the Phonetics of Trans- in EFL Dictionaries -- Euphemisms in General Monolingual Dictionaries -- A Thesaurus of Old English Revisited -- From Projection to Reception - On the Process of Bilingual Dictionary Making -- References