DYCE

Meaning of DYCE in English

/duys/ , n.

Alexander , 1798-1869, Scottish editor.

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DYCE — County: Aberdeen City Post Code: AB2
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DYCE — biographical name Alexander 1798-1869 Scottish editor
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
DYCE — biographical name Alexander 1798-1869 Scottish editor
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DYCE — Dyce BrE AmE daɪs
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DYCE — Pronunciation: ' d ī s Function: biographical name Alexander 1798-1869 Scot. editor
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DYCE, WILLIAM — born Sept. 19, 1806, Aberdeen, Aberdeen, Scot. died Feb. 14, 1864, London Scottish painter and pioneer of state art education …
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DYCE, ALEXANDER — born June 30, 1798, Edinburgh died May 15, 1869, London Scottish editor whose works, characterized by scrupulous care and integrity, …
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DICE — I. noun (plural ~) see: die Date: 14th century 1. die 1, a gambling game played with ~, a small …
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
DICE — I. ˈdīs noun ( plural dice ; usually plural in construction ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: from plural of die …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
DICE — — dicer , n. /duys/ , n.pl., sing. die , v. , diced, dicing . n. 1. small cubes of …
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DICE — I. ˈdīs noun ( plural dice ) Etymology: Middle English dyce, from dees, dyce, plural of dee die — more …
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DICE — [dice] n, pl dice [ME dyce, fr. dees, dyce, pl. of dee die--more at die] (14c) 1 a: die 1a …
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ROGERS, SAMUEL — born July 30, 1763, Stoke Newington, near London died Dec. 18, 1855, London English poet, best remembered as a witty …
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PRE-RAPHAELITE BROTHERHOOD — group of young British painters who banded together in 1848 in reaction against what they conceived to be the unimaginative …
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