Bish — Bish, n. Same as {Bikh}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Bish — (spr. bisch), s. Aconitum … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
bish|op — «BIHSH uhp», noun, verb, oped, op|ing. –n. 1. a clergyman of high rank who is the head of a church district or diocese: »No Bishop, no King (attributed to James I of England). 2. a spiritual overseer; an officer of the early Christian church:… … Useful english dictionary
Bish — Recorded as Bush, Bushe, Busk, Buske, Bish, Bishe and Byshe, this is a surname of English origins. It is not only one of the earliest of all recorded surnames in the Old World, it is also one of the very first in the New , with John Bush, being… … Surnames reference
bish|op's-cap — «BIHSH uhps KAP», noun. a plant of the saxifrage family whose seed capsule suggests a bishop s miter; miterwort … Useful english dictionary
bish|op's-weed — «BIHSH uhps WEED», noun. 1. any one of several plants of the parsley family native to the Mediterranean region, bearing umbels with very large outer petals. 2. a white, spring flowering plant of the parsley family with medicinal properties … Useful english dictionary
bish|op|ess — «BIHSH uhp ihs», noun. the wife of a bishop … Useful english dictionary
bish|op|ric — «BIHSH uhp rihk», noun. 1. the church district under the charge of a bishop; diocese; see. 2. the position, office, or rank of bishop. 3. (in the Mormon Church) a bishop and his two counselors who share administrative duties in the ward. ╂[Old… … Useful english dictionary
Bish-Agach — Infobox Settlement official name = Bish Agach native name = pushpin mapsize =200px subdivision type = Country subdivision name = Kyrgyzstan subdivision type1 = Province subdivision name1 = Osh Province leader title = leader name = established… … Wikipedia
bish-bash-bosh — adv, adj British quickly, efficiently, in quick succes sion. A vogue catchphrase in use among fashionable young professionals in Lon don in the mid 1980s and still heard. ► It was bish bash bosh/a bish bash bosh job. Compare bosh … Contemporary slang