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fico
[ fee-koh ]
fico
/ ˈfiːkəʊ /
Word History and Origins
Origin of fico1
Example Sentences
More than 30 percent of Wall Street-bankrolled loans in the same period had FICO scores under 620.
A cord for ever against fifty fathom of water, though not in the sense of the base proverb—a fico for the phrase,—better sus.
But if you really did accomplish any letters and not send them, I say, a fico for thy friendship!
Fig or figo is probably from fico, a snap of the fingers, which in French is faire la figue, and in Italian far le fiche.
Fico took the dog, which promptly yelped, so he hurriedly handed it to Pinac.
Every one of the claims based on deeds of gift from Governor Pio Fico, her husband's most intimate friend, was disallowed.
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