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Bimonthly
Bimonthly Bi*month"ly, a. [Pref. bi- + monthly.]
Occurring, done, or coming, once in two months; as, bimonthly
visits; bimonthly publications. -- n. A bimonthly
publication.
Bimonthly
Bimonthly Bi*month"ly, adv.
Once in two months.
Meaning of Bimonthly from wikipedia
- Bimonthly is a term defining frequency. It generally means "every two months", especially in commercial and British usage, based on the prefix Bi- meaning...
- Brooklyn. Several others are now defunct, including BKLYN Magazine (a bimonthly lifestyle book owned by Joseph McCarthy, that saw itself as a vehicle...
- established 1993. Current Affairs, bimonthly, established 2015. Dissent, quarterly, established 1954. Dollars & Sense, bimonthly, established 1974. Fifth Estate...
- w****s. In the US, a biw****ly publication is issued every two w****s and a bimonthly publication is issued every two months. "biw****ly". Online dictionary...
- Asimov to continue his regular nonfiction column, begun in the now-folded bimonthly companion magazine Venture Science Fiction Magazine. The first of 399...
- Current affairs may refer to: Current Affairs (magazine), a bimonthly magazine of culture and politics. Current affairs (news format): a genre of broadcast...
- Crusaders, which is the most po****r and well-known. Originally published bimonthly, the volumes were later reduced to a quarterly release. The first volume...
- Morbius concurrently became the star of his own feature in Marvel's bimonthly Adventure into Fear anthology series, beginning with issue #20 (Feb. 1974)...
- members communicate online, at gatherings, and through Vidya, the Society's bimonthly journal. The Triple Nine Society was founded in 1978 on democratic...
- Holidays, vol. XL, No. 2, April 1961, University of Tennessee Newsletter (bimonthly), p. 15. Max L. Christensen, Heroes and Saints: More Stories of People...
