- Most widely used meaning(s) come first, followed by alternate meanings.
- All categories and/or subcategories they apply to appear in parenthesis. Parent categories are in lowercase and children are in uppercase. If multiple categories apply they are separated with a slash. Clicking on a category takes you to all entries in that category.
A few examples:
| BKW |
Bent-Knee Walker (dolls)
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| This one is used in the parent category 'dolls'.
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| | HTF |
Hard To Find (other, Item Rarity )
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| This one is used in the child category 'Item Rarity' within the parent category 'other'.
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| | NWT |
New With Tag(s) (other, General Item Condition/clothing, Conditions)
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| This one is used in the child category 'General Item Condition' within the parent category 'other' AND in the child category 'Conditions' within the parent category 'clothing'.
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- Ranges: throughout this database you will encounter the following syntax that is used to indicate a 'range' of possibilites:
Mint In [Box/Bag/Bubble/Blister]
This syntax can be interpreted as:
Mint In Box
OR:
Mint In Bag
OR:
Mint In Bubble
OR:
Mint In Blister
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- Descriptive comments: descriptive comments given are based on research and user input and may vary from seller to seller.
- Links: links to the manufacturer that manufacturered the product(s) are provided where found. Users can use these links to further research the product(s) and match product pictures and manufacturer logo's with what they see in the listing description.
| ABOUT THE ICONS |
 | Indicates that multiple meanings or conflicts exist for an acronym or abbreviation within a particular category and you should ask the seller which one they mean. |
 | Indicates that a meaning has been found that is completely opposite of their usual meaning and you should ask the seller the intended meaning. |
  | Indicates that the number of meanings has reached a point that it is just better to ask the seller rather than guess its meaning. |
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