How Do You Spell IBIS?
Correct spelling for the English word "ibis" is [ˈaɪ_b_ɪ_s], [ˈa͡ɪbɪs], [ˈaɪbɪs]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for IBIS
Below is the list of 182 misspellings for the word "ibis".
- biais
- ebsco
- isis
- ibjis
- obsay
- abies
- ibic
- iis
- ebig
- rbi's
- vorbis
- abuise
- ibvis
- absis
- iibis
- ibhis
- obies
- abbiss
- abious
- ibbis
- obiosly
- ayebayes
- tobius
- abids
- inbis
- ibixs
- ibijs
- hibaci
- 9ibis
- obius
- ibiss
- ibisw
- ivbis
- thbis
- obbious
- ibie
- ibms
- alibies
- websi
- iobit
- ibius
- ibi8s
- i9bis
- obvisou
- 9bis
- absic
- eybyss
- ibix
- abis
- obvois
- i8bis
- eyebeyes
- eybows
- ibis
- bisy
- itisa
- ighs
- ib9is
- ibus
- igis
- iobis
- i bis
- ibisx
- abise
- ibin
- fibia's
- obeise
- tbis
- obvius
- ibi s
- obious
- inbase
- ibys
- jbos
- ibiz
- wibes
- ovbious
- abvoius
- ibs
- oibis
- abice
- obeisse
- icis
- ib8is
- ibiw
- 8ibis
- ebiz
- ibisd
- obvouis
- uibis
- obcious
- ibuis
- unbais
- obiesly
- ihis
- ibiks
- hbis
- ibiis
- ebers
- ibooks
- obviuus
- ibks
- obisly
- inbos
- irbid
- itis
- ibias
- ifis
- unbias
- obiuos
- ibia
- ihbis
- ib is
- habis
- dibbs
- ivis
- obvies
- ibgis
- ikbis
- ibjs
- ubits
- abiss
- ibi3
- ib8s
- issiu
- ibizs
- iibs
- obsipo
- ibios
- iubis
- itws
- ibiws
- kbis
- inis
- ijbis
- iris
- webis
- ibisa
- ibside
- ibkis
- ibir
- ibhs
- ibise
- iwhs
- ibids
- ibnis
- abbie's
- apihbs
- abig
- obisouly
- igbis
- ibew
- bis
- nibbs
- ibi9s
- 8bis
- obviios
- jibis
- ibsi
- ubuse
- ubis
- ybis
- ibisz
- ibid
- irsih
- ibiq
- obis
- abe's
- ibois
- obise
- obiese
- ib9s
- ibi
- obvios
- kibis
- ities
- abiuse
- mbis
- obiest
- jbis
- aribia's
- ithis
Similar spelling words for IBIS
Plural form of IBIS is IBISES
Definition of IBIS
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[=i]'bis, n. a genus of wading birds related to the stork, one species of which was worshipped by the ancient Egyptians. [L.,--Gr.; an Egyptian word.]
Anagrams of IBIS
Usage Examples for IBIS
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The device recalls the Ibis, where Ovid's final curse is to wish his enemy's exile to Tomis. - "The Last Poems of Ovid" by Ovid
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This idea of comparing the velvet depths of the eyes to " cushions where one sinks" is quaint and original, though distinctly decadent, nor is the note of the macabre wanting, as- " When through the purple corridors the screaming scarlet Ibis flew In terror, and a horrid dew dripped from the moaning mandragores." - "Oscar Wilde" by Leonard Cresswell Ingleby
