Word: pica
Category: pica
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Related words: pica
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Synonyms: pica
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Translations: pica
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spanish
Translations:
la pica, de Pica, picas
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german
Translations:
von Pica
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french
Translations:
cicéro, Pica, le pica, de pica, picas
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italian
Translations:
la pica, di pica
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portuguese
Translations:
paica, de pica, do Pica, a pica
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dutch
Translations:
de Pica, pica wilt, van Pica, van de Pica
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russian
Translations:
геофагия, пика, цицеро, извращенный аппетит, Pica
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norwegian
Translations:
cicero, av Pica
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swedish
Translations:
pica är
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danish
Translations:
af Pica
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polish
Translations:
pica, cycero, Pica, spaczone łaknienie, pica jest
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hungarian
Translations:
ciceró, a pica
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turkish
Translations:
pika, Pica, pikası, sonra pika kayboldu, pika kayboldu
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greek
Translations:
τυπογραφική σειρά 12 στιγμές, Pica, κίσσας, Το Pica, αλλοτριοφαγίας
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ukrainian
Translations:
цицеро, Ціцеро
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albanian
Translations:
germë 12-she
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bulgarian
Translations:
цицер, Pica, Пика, извращение на апетита, извращение
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belarusian
Translations:
цицеро
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estonian
Translations:
toitumishäire pica, toitumishäire pica korral, mittesöödavate ainete tarbimine
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croatian
Translations:
cicero, Pica, pika
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icelandic
Translations:
Pica
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lithuanian
Translations:
Pica, picos, Cicero, Cycero
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latvian
Translations:
cicero, Pica
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romanian
Translations:
cicero
The meaning and "use of": pica
noun
- a unit of type size and line length equal to 12 points (about 1 / 6 inch or 4.2 mm). - For high resolution pictures, you will need to find a minimum photo size, in inches or picas , that your publisher wants for publication.
- a tendency or craving to eat substances other than normal food (such as clay, plaster, or ashes), occurring during childhood or pregnancy, or as a symptom of disease. - This tendency was aggravated by apparent pica (an abnormal craving) that prompted him at various times to inhale the terpene camphor and to ingest other products containing terpenes, namely his oil paints and turpentine.
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