| BIBLICALLY | • biblically adv. In a biblical manner. • biblically adv. (Euphemistic) Carnally; in the biblical sense.
 • Biblically adv. Alternative letter-case form of biblically.
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| BIBLICISMS | • biblicisms n. Plural of biblicism. • BIBLICISM n. learning or literature relating to the Bible.
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| BIBLICISTS | • biblicists n. Plural of biblicist. • BIBLICIST n. one skilled in the knowledge of the Bible.
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| PUBLICALLY | • publically adv. Rare spelling of publicly. • PUBLIC adv. open to general view.
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| PUBLICISED | • publicised v. Simple past tense and past participle of publicise. • PUBLICISE v. to make public, also PUBLICIZE.
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| PUBLICISES | • publicises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of publicise. • PUBLICISE v. to make public, also PUBLICIZE.
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| PUBLICISTS | • publicists n. Plural of publicist. • PUBLICIST n. someone who publicizes something.
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| PUBLICIZED | • publicized v. Simple past tense and past participle of publicize. • PUBLICIZE v. to make public, also PUBLICISE.
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| PUBLICIZES | • publicizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of publicize. • PUBLICIZE v. to make public, also PUBLICISE.
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| PUBLICNESS | • publicness n. The quality or state of being public. • PUBLICNESS n. the state of being public.
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| REPUBLICAN | • republican adj. Advocating or supporting a republic as a form of government, advocating or supporting republicanism. • republican adj. Of or belonging to a republic.
 • republican adj. Alternative letter-case form of Republican.
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| SEMIPUBLIC | • semipublic adj. Somewhat, but not entirely, public. • SEMIPUBLIC adj. partly public.
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| SUBLICENCE | • sublicence n. Alternative form of sublicense. • sublicence v. Alternative form of sublicense.
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| SUBLICENSE | • sublicense n. (Law) a license granted by a licensee to a third party, under the authority of the license originally… • sublicense v. (Law) to grant a sublicense.
 • SUBLICENSE v. to license part of one's license.
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| UNBIBLICAL | • unbiblical adj. Not biblical; contrary to biblical teachings. • UNBIBLICAL adj. contrary to or unsanctioned by the Bible.
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