[Intro: Spoken]
After the cavemen, learn to use their voices they learn how to talk to each other
They gave names to different things, and those names were the first words ever used
As time went on, words went on, and on, and on, and on
And today, we have so many words to choose from
That the only way we can keep track of them, is in a dictionary
The "Dictionary" is a big book, and it does a very big job

[Verse: Sung]
Oh, the dic-dic-dictionary, is very necessary
With the dic-dic-dictionary, you'll see, yеs, you really see
That extraordinary, on the dic-dic-dictionary
Build your vocabulary A to Z

[Chorus: Sung]
Look insidе, if you are my to learn the answers first
It's the perfect book you find to quench-A-mento thirst
Oh, the dic-dic-dictionary, is very necessary
Try the dic-dic-dictionary, you'll see

[Pre-Chorus: Sung]
Any word that you can cook up
You can look up, pick the book up
The dic-dic-dic-dic, dic-dic-dic-dic
Dic-dic-dictionary
[Interlude: Spoken]
Each and every word in the dictionary is arranged alphabetically, you know?
In ABC order, to help you find the word you're looking for
Looking for the meaning of "previsionary"
Turn to the page with the words that start with the letter "P"
Constabulary, what does that mean?
Look it up, under "C"
Tributary, you'll find that under "T"
Why the dictionary is so well organized, it even has the word "Dictionary" in it
Look for it under the letter "D"

[Verse: Sung]
Imaginary or contrary, any word you've other seen
Estuary, dromedary, find out what they mean?

[Chorus: Sung]
Oh, the dic-dic-dictionary, is very necessary
Try the dic-dic-dictionary, you'll see

[Pre-Chorus: Sung]
Any word that you can cook up
You can look up, pick the book up
The dic-dic-dic-dic, dic-dic-dic-dic
Dic-dic-dic-dic, dic-dic-dic-dic
Dic-dictionary