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How would you memorize a dictionary?

If you've decided you want to store quite a little dictionary, how would you to achieve this goal? Are there any mnemonics you use? Would you read it as you would a book and repeat it? I try not to memorize a dictionary, I was just wondering how to do it if I wanted to.

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