1. Plural of bibliographer; scholars or specialists who compile, describe, and analyze books and written works, including their history, authorship, editions, and publication details.
Usage: Always plural form; singular is 'bibliographer'; Academic and scholarly context

Examples

• The bibliographers at the university library cataloged thousands of rare manuscripts.
• Literary bibliographers often spend years tracing the publication history of a single author's works.
• Bibliographers helped authenticate the first edition by examining the paper and printing techniques.
• Many bibliographers specialize in specific time periods or genres of literature.
• The team of bibliographers created a comprehensive guide to all editions of Shakespeare's plays.
• Bibliographers use detailed research methods to identify forgeries and unauthorized reprints.