Billy in Greek
Billy in Greek is Μπίλι — Billy means an adult male goat.
Billy in Greek
Μπίλι
Pronounced: Bili
(US, nickname) The B-25 twin-engine bomber aircraft used during World War Two, commonly called the "B-25 Mitchell" in honor of U.S. Army General William "Billy" Mitchell.
What does "Billy" mean?
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noun An adult male goat.
"The billy butted against the fence trying to reach the grass."
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noun A police officer's club or baton.
"The officer carried a billy on his belt."
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noun A metal pot with a lid and handle used for boiling water or tea outdoors, chiefly in Australian and New Zealand English.
"They boiled the billy over the campfire for tea."
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Billy in a sentence
- The billy butted against the fence trying to reach the grass.
- The officer carried a billy on his belt.
- They boiled the billy over the campfire for tea.
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What is "Billy" in Greek?
"Billy" in Greek is Μπίλι. Billy means: An adult male goat.
How do you pronounce Μπίλι?
"Billy" in Greek is Μπίλι, pronounced "Bili".
How do you use "Billy" in a sentence?
Example: "The billy butted against the fence trying to reach the grass." In Greek, "Billy" is Μπίλι.
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