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bice

[ bahys ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

bice

/ baɪs /

Origin of bice¹

Middle English, from Middle French bis “dark,” of uncertain origin

Origin of bice¹

C14: from Old French bis dark grey, of uncertain origin

Apologizing to the BICE is a little bit like preaching to the church choir.

The impulse to seek out a little Bo Bice grit in the mainstream-pop Idol milieu is a strong one.

Having thus stated his grievance, Mr. Bice considered the remedy.

Bice had a few things left that once belonged to his mother and father.

Factitious green bice and mountain green have a like composition.

He and Bice read Hebrew daily with me, and they will have soon a very fair knowledge of it.

Bice, who speaks Mota very well, was very energetic during his fortnight here.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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