Similar words: catalog, analogue, dialogue, decalogue, epilogue, prologue, monologue, at a loss. Meaning: ['kætəlɒg] 
adj. entered in a catalogue.
adj. entered in a catalogue. 
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31. All of the books in the library have been catalogued.
32. The comings and goings of his girlfriends were inevitably well catalogued by the press.
33. It has been a debated issue for catalogers whether the collection item of academic textbooks should be catalogued in Series or in Notes.
34. In museums and archives the collection of objects or material is catalogued in a collection catalogue.
35. They have catalogued any and every book in the library.
36. A total of 535 detections of catalogued objects and 960 uncatalogued objects have been recorded.
37. This set cannot be catalogued because the media containing the catalog data is missing.
38. 1612 – Galileo Galilei becomes the first astronomer to observe the planet Neptune,(www.Sentencedict.com) although he mistakenly catalogued it as a fixed star.
39. In fact, telomerase actiity has been barely catalogued in the animal kingdom.
40. After doing so, you should be able to see the remote database (shown as the name you catalogued) in the Database alias pull-down menu shown in Figure 4.
41. Human - powered search engines rely on humans to submit information that is subsequently indexed and catalogued.
More similar words: catalog, analogue, dialogue, decalogue, epilogue, prologue, monologue, at a loss, at a loose end, catalyst, plagued, rogue, vogue, intrigued, pirogue, in vogue, prorogue, pedagogue, synagogue, demagogue, dialog, at all, analogy, fatal, let alone, not at all, analogous, get along, fatalism, natal day.