billi-bi
noun
bil·li-bi ˈbi-lē-ˌbē 
ˌbi-lē-ˈbē
variants or less commonly billy-bi
: a soup of mussel stock, white wine, and cream served hot or cold
Word History
Etymology
French, alteration of Billy B., perhaps from William B. Leeds, Jr. †1972 American industrialist
First Known Use
1961, in the meaning defined above
- goose quill
- goose rump
- goose septicemia
- goose tansy
- goose tongue
- goose-drownder
- goose-rumped
- goose-step
- goose-step (to)
- goose-step to
- goose-stepped
- goose-stepped (to)
- goose-stepped to
- goose-stepping
- goose-stepping (to)
- goose-stepping to
- goose-steps
- goose-steps (to)
- goose-steps to
- goose-tongue
- gooseberries
- gooseberry
- gooseberry gourd
- gooseberry mildew
- gooseberry rust