different between bive vs bivy
bive
English
Etymology
From Middle English bivien, beofian, from Old English bifian, beofian (“to tremble, be moved, shake, quake”), from Proto-Germanic *bib?n? (“to quake, shiver”).
Pronunciation
Verb
bive (third-person singular simple present bives, present participle biving, simple past and past participle bived)
- (intransitive, obsolete) To shake; tremble.
Anagrams
- vibe
Volapük
Noun
bive
- dative singular of biv
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bivy
English
Etymology
bivouac +? -y
Noun
bivy (plural bivies)
- (informal) A bivouac sack.
- (informal) Alternative form of bivvy (“a bivouac”)
Verb
bivy (third-person singular simple present bivies, present participle bivying, simple past and past participle bivied)
- (informal) To camp in a bivouac.
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