Is there a difference between Forth dictionaries and word lists?

Question

Since I read Stephen Peltz's Forth Programming, the text seems to imply that dictionaries and word lists can be separate things. I thought that dictionary dictionaries contain a name field, a code field, etc. Therefore, separate word lists do not make sense to me.

Are wordlists the only way to talk about the fields of the name of the word "Fort" or are wordlists containing actual data structures separate from dictionary entries? (Forward language resources are a little poorer than the main languages)

Answer 1

Vocabulary and dictionaries are basically the same. I can think of two differences:

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Answer 2

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