Janice

or Jan·is

[ jan-is ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Janice Ristock, a professor at University of Manitoba, specializes in studying violence in LGBT relationships.

It is not fair to John and Janice Land to find them guilty as charged by media.

The woman, Janice Gray, further testified that on another occasion he threatened to shoot her if she walked away from him.

“Getting better listening to Janice Joplin,” he captioned the racy shot.

As she prepares for opening night Feb. 19, Mamet talks to Janice Kaplan about selfishness, awkward sex and her famous father.

He conversed by signs with these warriors of his father, and then took Janice Darell and Austin each by the arm.

Janice Darell started to scream but managed to check it—biting her lips savagely.

He took the donkey's halter and led the animal down to the village, with Janice trembling a little in the saddle.

It did not occur to him that his sudden outburst about Dillon sounded desperately insane to Janice.

When he entered, Janice Wynn was standing at the window, watching the soundless rush of traffic in the street below.

April 18, 2024petrichor

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