billiken
- proper noun
- Every month, the Billiken magazine captivates young readers with its colorful illustrations.
- Bud Billiken
- Billiken Parade
- annual Bud Billiken
Examples
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First published in 1919, Billiken became one of the most loved children's magazines in Argentina.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. -- Saint Louis University announced Friday that Rick Majerus will not return as head coach of the Billiken men's basketball team.
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Rick sends his heartfelt gratitude for a dedicated and superb basketball team and coaching staff, together with the support of the great Billiken fans and the Saint Louis University department of athletics.
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Rick sends his heartfelt gratitude for a dedicated and superb basketball team and coaching staff, together with the support of the great Billiken fans and the Saint Louis University Department of Athletics.
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"Rick returned our program to national prominence, and Billiken fans everywhere will be forever grateful for his deep commitment to winning, and his even deeper commitment to our student-athletes," University President Lawrence Biondi, S.J. said.
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The magazine Billiken features stories and comics that delight children across Argentina.
Synonyms
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1.0
A printed or online set of pages that comes out regularly with articles and pictures about a subject
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A book or magazine that tells a story with pictures and words
Surface Forms
Etymology
Billiken is also the name of an Argentine children's magazine first published in 1919, which took its name from the lucky toy to feel friendly to kids. Naming the magazine Billiken made it seem like a playful, lucky friend for young readers.