This article reports a metalexicographical study of the headwords and indications of meaning which, based on information in the 14th edition of the Swedish Academy Glossary (SAOL 14, 2015), are used either exclusively or mainly in Finland-Swedish: (RQ1) How does it appear in the SAOL 14 that headwords (Hw) and indications of meaning (IoM) are deemed to be finlandisms alternatively Finland-Swedish entries?; (RQ2) What information is given about the relevant Hw and IoM in the SAOL 14? A majority of the Hw and IoM in the corpus are provided with explicit labels indicating their finlandism status. The Finland-Swedish-ness of a minority of the Hw and IoM is signaled only through explanations of their meaning/s. It is rather unusual for finlandism status to appear in terms of formal information and syntagmatic information in the SAOL. Instead, it is primarily a matter of semantic information and/or pragmatic information. Keywords: The Swedish Academy Glossary – SAOL, finlandisms, Finland-Swedish entries, The Swedish Academy Lexical Database – Salex