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1 ♦ Bible
♦ Bible /ˈbaɪbl/n.● (fam. USA) Bible-basher (o Bible-pounder, Bible-thumper), ardente predicatore evangelico; predicatore infervorato e apocalittico □ (fam. USA) Bible-bashing (o Bible-pounding, Bible-thumping), ( di predicatore o predicazione) ardente; infervorato □ (in USA) the Bible Belt, aree dell'Arkansas, Missouri e Tennessee dove è diffuso il fondamentalismo protestante; il Sud e il Centro fondamentalista □ Bible oath, giuramento sulla Bibbia □ (ind.) Bible paper, carta bibbia ( sottile e forte) □ Bible studies, biblistica.
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