Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A diminutive of the male given name William.
- n. UK, slang A nickname for the British constabulary. Often called "The Bill" or "Old Bill"
- n. US, slang One Hundred Dollars.
Examples
“Opponents of the bill maintain that the "Or You Will Die of Fatness" Bill treads upon American rights.”
The Huffington Post: Pablo Andreu: Healthcare Bill Renamed "Or You Will Die of Fatness" Bill
“In a last-minute effort to sway public opinion leading up to the Supreme Court appeal, the Obama Administration rebranded the healthcare bill the "Or You Will Die of Fatness" Bill.”
The Huffington Post: Pablo Andreu: Healthcare Bill Renamed "Or You Will Die of Fatness" Bill
“There has not been a bill I have contemplated more or an issue I have thought more deeply about during my eight years as governor than House Bill 444 and the institution of marriage," Lingle said at a news conference.”
The Huffington Post: Hawaii Governor Vetoes Civil Unions Bill After Weeks Of Stalling
“The bill dramatically expands benefits over the original GI Bill signed into law by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.”
The Washington Post: 1,100 colleges join Veterans Affairs' reduced-tuition program for students
“The proposal of the bill, therefore, offers an opportunity to LGBT and human rights activists to fight for not only the repeal of the Anti-Homosexuality Bill, but also the abolishing of existing anti-gay laws that have seen an escalation of violent attacks against and, harassment of, LGBT people in Uganda.”
Amnesty International: Anti-Homosexuality Bill could mean a death sentence for LGBT People in Uganda
“As Ghana prepares for production to begin on Wednesday December 15, three key bills are yet to be passed into law, the Revenue Management Bill, the Petroleum Exploration and Production and Exploration Bill and the local content bill.”
“I understand that the senate took a house tax bill pertaining to Armed Services members, scraped the language and title of the Bill, and replaced it with the Senate Obama care bill.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Destroying the Constitution’s Structure is not Constitutional
“As Mark Buehner says, the fact that via some other bill Bill B the House has expressed its desire that the Senate agree to changes to the law that would be created by Bill A does not prevent the President from signing Bill A if Bill A has been passed in the same form by both houses.”
“She persuaded her husband to veto the bankruptcy bill in 1997, voted for a similar version in 2001 and missed the vote in 2005, when Bill was in the hospital.”
“Even if I agree that the Iraq war was a foregone conclusion, the AUMF bill notwithstanding, you did not address my point that Bill and Hillary could have stopped at least Congressional approval of the war in Iraq.”
Hillary: I Will Oppose Mukasey Confirmation Over Torture Comments
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘Bill’.
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Hot Names for Guys
Inspired by "Hottest Guys Names: A list by fjf."
Lester, George, Fortinbras, Lucien, Theophilus, Hector, Thornton, Spaulding, Xavier, Louis, Maurice, Rock and 136 more...
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Butler names
Or maybe just some English names, I don't know.
(these can be given or surnames)Jeeves, Reginald, Pennyworth, Jarvis, Willis, Ambrose, Horatio, Gareth, Jasper, Belvedere, Godfrey, Winthorpe and 92 more...
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Capitonyms or capitonyms
Capitonyms are, properly, words which change meaning and sound when they change case. This particular list may also erringly include words which change meaning, but not sound. These are improper. S...
Turkey, turkey, China, china, August, august, Bill, bill, Catholic, catholic, Ionic, ionic and 94 more...
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