1. A large printing-type; a directory for devotional services. See Pie.

2. The magpie; a depraved form of appetite, so called from the presumed habits of the magpie, in which there is a craving for substances unfit for food, such as sand, chalk, clay, coal, &c.

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

• picke,
• pico,
• pivk,
• spicu,
• piuck,
• polica,
• pict,
• repica,
• pricay,
• pscy,
• piru,
• picaso,
• pics,
• pizar,
• picni,
• piecr,
• ncca,
• packa,
• piice,
• ppick

• pika,
• piece,
• pic,
• pixy,
• pizza,
• pig,
• PIJ,
• PICO,
• Pigg,
• pix,
• pick,
• pisa,
• piss,
• picea,
• pike,
• piazza.

The adjective form of the word "pica" is "picaceous".

The plural of the "pica" can be the "picas".

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