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Definitions for Amice

[1] an oblong vestment, usually of white linen, worn about the neck and shoulders and partly under the alb.
[2] almuce.
[3] Christianity a rectangular piece of white linen worn by priests around the neck and shoulders under the alb or, formerly, on the head
[4] another word for almuce
[5] Associate Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers

Words related to Amice

frock, robe, garb, tunic, stole, cincture, habiliment, covering, garment, uniform, dress, clothing, hood, gear, alb, cassock, vesture, orale

Words nearby Amice

amianthoid, amianthus, amic, amicable, amicable number, amice, amicheme, amici prism, amicrobic, amicus, amicus curiae

Origin of Amice

2late Middle English amisse < Middle French aumusse, aumuce < Spanish almucio < Latin almucia, almucium

Word origin for Amice

C15: from Old French amis, plural of amit, or from Medieval Latin amicia, both from Latin amictus cloak, from amicīre to clothe, from am- ambi- + iacere to throw

Synonyms for Amice

frock, garb, robe, stole, tunic, alb, cassock, cincture, clothing, covering, dress, garment, gear, habiliment, hood, uniform, vesture, orale