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pica1
noun (picas ) printing an old typesize, giving about six lines to the inch, approximately 12-point and still used synonymously for that point size.
[15c: Latin, referring to a book of ecclesiastical rules for determining dates of religious festivals, from Latin pica magpie, because of the black and white appearance of the page in such a book; related to pie2]
noun (picas ) printing an old typesize, giving about six lines to the inch, approximately 12-point and still used synonymously for that point size.
[15c: Latin, referring to a book of ecclesiastical rules for determining dates of religious festivals, from Latin pica magpie, because of the black and white appearance of the page in such a book; related to pie2]
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pica2
noun (picas ) med an unnatural craving for unsuitable food, such as chalk, sand, clay, etc.
[16c: Latin, meaning -magpie-, referring to its indiscriminate diet]
noun (picas ) med an unnatural craving for unsuitable food, such as chalk, sand, clay, etc.
[16c: Latin, meaning -magpie-, referring to its indiscriminate diet]
También tienes: pika
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