The "Dictionary of the English Language" is a comprehensive reference book that provides definitions, pronunciations, and usage examples for words in the English language. It serves as an essential tool for understanding vocabulary, grammar, and language structure. The dictionary is often updated to include new words and reflect changes in language usage over time. One of the most famous editions was compiled by Samuel Johnson in 1755, which set a standard for future dictionaries. Modern dictionaries, such as those published by Merriam-Webster and Oxford, continue to evolve, incorporating digital formats and online access to meet the needs of users worldwide.