Pisces
- noun
- /ˈpaɪsiːz/
- Many people born between February 19 and March 20 are identified as Pisces.
- sign of Pisces
- astrological sign of Pisces
- Pisces (March)
You've gone from the age of Pisces into Aquarius.
- You've gone from the age of Pisces into Aquarius.
- That I am a cancer sun Scorpio rising in Pisces moon basically.
- But these are plastic and Pisces is represented by a fish.
- We are living in a Pisces era, going to Aquarius era and Pisces is utopia.
- My big my Well, my big three are Pisces.
- The New moon in Pisces is bringing dreamy vibes to my love life.
- And then the mavens are the, the, the signs that finish every season, Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius and Pisces.
- According to a Bustle Bustle article, if there's one sign that is most likely to fall in love at first sight, it's Pisces.
Examples
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As a Pisces, she believes in the influence of the stars on her personality.
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You've gone from the age of Pisces into Aquarius.
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I only date Pisces, whatever that means.
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I thought I was a Pisces.
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I thought she was a Pisces.
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Born: 1938, under the sign of Pisces.
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Scorpio and Pisces understand each other.
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Your moon is Pisces, your rising is Gemini.
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A former paramour once ascribed my fluid sense of time to being born under the sign of Pisces.
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You're a Pisces too.
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Synonyms
A star sign shown as two fish that covers about February 19 to March 20
Compounds
- Literature
A place in your mind where imagination and artistic feeling are strong
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pisces comes from the Latin piscis, 'fish'. The zodiac sign Pisces is shown as two fish, so the name explains why the sign covers February 19 to March 20.