lookup

or look-up

[ look-uhp ]

noun

1. an act or instance of looking something up, as information in a reference book or an online database.

Word History and Origins

Origin of lookup¹

1945–50 for an earlier sense; noun use of verb phrase look up

Example Sentences

Note: This lookup covers the main council, mayoral and Police and Crime Commissioner elections in England and Wales.

From BBC

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From BBC

“A high-volume lookup most years, authentic saw a substantial increase in 2023, driven by stories and conversations about AI, celebrity culture, identity, and social media,” the statement said.

From Washington Times

Rather, they chase the data on lookup spikes and world events that correlate.

From Seattle Times

Use the lookup table below to see what the average pay is in your job group, how that has changed from the previous year, and whether a pay rise has topped inflation.

From BBC