bib

3 letters in word "bib": B B I.

No anagrams for bib found in this word list.

Words found within bib:

bi

• Definitions:
• The lengthened hair around the chest area; part of the ruff.
• a patch of colored feathers under the chin of a bird
• The portion of a Navy enlisted uniform that hangs from the back of the neck. In the wooden navy it was fashion for sailors to have long hair but it would get blown about by the winds and get stuck in the rigging or machinery. ...
• A complex variant of multiple matrix sampling in which items are administered so that each pair of items is dispensed to a nationally representative sample of respondents.
• a necklace with three or more strands interwoven in a pattern to flow as one.
• A water draw off tap fed by a horizontal supply pipe, not by a pipe from below, as is usual for a washbasin with a pillar tap
• necklace that fits close to the base of the neck and extends over the chest in the shape of child's bib
• a soft, padded attachment to the lower part of the mask to protect the neck and throat
• A pearl necklace of three or more concentric strands with the lowest strand a matinee or less 20-26".
• the chest area of an animal that may exhibit longer, coarser fibre than that found on the neck or shoulder.
• is a pearl necklace with more than three strands.
• top part of an apron; covering the chest a napkin tied under the chin a child while eating tipple: drink moderately but regularly; "We tippled the cognac"
• In packaging, a Bag-In-Box or BIB is a type of container invented by William R. Scholle in 1955 for the storage and transportation of liquids. It consists of a strong plastic bag seated inside a cardboard box. ...
• A bib is a garment worn hanging from the neck on the chest to protect clothing from spilling. It may be made of cloth, plastic or other materials. Bibs are frequently used by children but also by some adults. During pregnancy, some women choose to wear a bib while eating.

• biaxially ←
• biaxiality ←
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• bib
• → bibacious
• → bibasic
• → bibation