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Wicked Bible

Wicked Bible noun: an edition of the Bible published in London in 1631 that mistakenly omitted the word not from one of the Ten Commandments, stating "Thou shalt commit adultery".

Noun

Wicked Bible (plural Wicked Bibles)

  1. (historical) An edition of the Bible published in London in 1631 that mistakenly omitted the word not from one of the Ten Commandments, stating "Thou shalt commit adultery".

Forms of Wicked Bible

pluralWicked Bibles

Questions about Wicked Bible

What does Wicked Bible mean?
Wicked Bible means an edition of the Bible published in London in 1631 that mistakenly omitted the word not from one of the Ten Commandments, stating "Thou shalt commit adultery".
What part of speech is Wicked Bible?
Wicked Bible is a noun.
What is the plural of Wicked Bible?
The plural of Wicked Bible is Wicked Bibles.

Words near Wicked Bible in the dictionary

  1. Wickard
  2. Wickards
  3. wickawee
  4. wicke
  5. wicked
  6. Wicked Bible
  7. Wicked Bibles
  8. wicked pissah
  9. wicked problem
  10. wicked problems
  11. wicked tongue

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