helicoidlyadv.
In a helicoid manner, spirally.
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1849 J. D. Dana U.S. Exploring Exped.: Geol. (1850) App. i. 720 A fusiform chamber helicoidly divided.
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adv.1849- to have a bisque in one's sleeve
- to have a bisque in one'the sleeve
- to have a bitch
- to have a black dog on one's back
- to have a black dog on one's shoulder
- to have a bone in one's arm
- to have a bone in one's leg
- to have a bone in one's mouth
- to have a bone in one's throat
- to have a bone on
- to have a bone to pick
- to have a bone to pick with a person
- to have a brick in one's hat
- to have a bug in one's ear
- to have a bug up one's arse
- to have a bug up one's ass
- to have a bug up one's etc
- to have a burn
- to have a buster
- to have a canary
- to have a care
- to have a case on
- to have a chinaman's chance
- to have a chip at
- to have a chip on one's shoulder