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21Bicker (Familie) — Andries Bicker, Leiter der Bickerse ligue, gemalt von Bartholomeus van der Helst (1642), Rijksmuseum Das Adels und Patriziergeschlecht Bicker, auch Bicker van Swieten und später Bicker Caarten genannt, gehörte im Goldenen Zeitalter der… …
22Bicker Gauntlet — infobox UK place country = England static static image caption= latitude= 52.93 longitude= 00.20 official name =Bicker Gauntlet population = shire district= shire county= Lincolnshire region= East Midlands constituency westminster= post town=… …
23Bicker Bar — infobox UK place country = England static static image caption= latitude= 52.92 longitude= 00.17 official name =Bicker Bar population = shire district= shire county= Lincolnshire region= East Midlands constituency westminster= post town= postcode …
24bicker — I. noun Etymology: Middle English biker Date: 14th century 1. petulant quarreling ; altercation 2. a sound of or as if of bickering II. intransitive verb (bickered; bickering) Date: 15th century …
25bicker — bicker1 bickerer, n. /bik euhr/, v.i. 1. to engage in petulant or peevish argument; wrangle: The two were always bickering. 2. to run rapidly; move quickly; rush; hurry: a stream bickering down the valley. 3. to flicker; glitter: The sun bickered …
26bicker — verb /ˈbɪkə/ To quarrel in a tiresome, insulting manner. They bickered about dinner every evening. Syn: wrangle …
27Bicker — Berufsübername, z.B. für einen Bergmann, zu mnd. bicke »Spitzhacke«, mnd. bicken »mit einer Spitze klopfen, mit der Bicke behauen«, mhd. bicken, picken »stechen, picken« …
28bicker — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. i. quarrel, wrangle, dispute; flicker, flutter; gurgle, ripple. See discord, agitation. Ant., agree. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. wrangle, squabble, dispute, argue; see quarrel . III (Roget s 3… …
29Bicker — Bickerm Penis.VgldasVorhergehende.1900ff;wohlälter …
30bicker — I. , v. n. == quarrel. RG. 540. Fr. becquer. W. bicra == to fight II. , sb. == a quarrel, contention, battle. RG. 538, 543 …
