Definition of: catalog

(kat′ə·lôg, -log) noun
1. A list or enumeration of names, persons or things, usually in alphabetical order, sometimes with accompanying description.
2. A publication listing wares for sale by a commercial establishment: a mail–order catalog. See synonyms under RECORD.
—v. ·loged, ·log·ing v.t. To make an alphabetical list of; insert in a catalog.
—v.i. To work upon or make such a list. [<F <LL catalogus <Gk. katalogos list <kata- down + legein select, choose]
—cat′· a·log′er, cat′a·log′ist noun