1. A flowing cloak, formerly worn by pilgrims; a strip of linen cloth worn round the shoulder by a Roman Catholic priest when officiating at mass.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cice,
• amce,
• amoe,
• amatice,
• ameee,
• amece,
• amise,
• amiee,
• amite,
• amibe,
• ammiote,
• amuick,
• amyse,
• aopmict,
• arice,
• avoce,
• aamise,
• imise,
• imiee,
• amium

The adjective form of the word "amice" is "amicable".

The plural of the "Amice" can be the "amices".

The singular of the "Amice" can be the "Amice".