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vade mecum

[vey-dee mee-kuhm, vah-] / ˈveɪ di ˈmi kəm, ˈvɑ- /


NOUN
cane
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Distributed in more than a billion copies, the so-called Little Red Book remains the fundamental vade mecum of every citizen of the Chinese People's Republic.

From Time Magazine Archive

Far from bridging the communications gap between East and West, this vade mecum is sure to cause confusion if not some international incidents.

From Time Magazine Archive

Literary Anecdotes forms a handy vade mecum of great and terrible superlatives.

From Time Magazine Archive

Such a vade mecum Abbe Dimnet gracefully provides in the form of the True, the Beautiful and the Good, as approved by philosophers, improved by artists, lived by the saints.

From Time Magazine Archive

Some, indeed, preferred merely a savant, who might "post" them with information concerning Greek writers, explain difficulties, and act in general as a literary vade mecum.

From Life in the Roman World of Nero and St. Paul by Tucker, T. G. (Thomas George)