Crossword clues for ami
ami
- Cher, e.g
- Calais chum
- Brest buddy
- Bon __: Comet rival
- "Who ___ to say?"
- "Who ___ to disagree?": 2 wds
- "What __, chopped liver?"
- "What ___ doing?!"
- "How ___ Supposed to Live Without You" (1990 Michael Bolton hit): 2 wds
- "How ___ driving?"
- "All Alone ___" (Brenda Lee hit)
- "... and neither ___"
- ". . . and neither ___"
- "--- Blue?"
- "___ not making sense?"
- "___ making sense?"
- "___ crazy?"
- "___ crazy, or . . ."
- "___ crazy or what?"
- "__ to believe . . ."
- "__ Blue": George Strait hit
- 'How -- to know?'
- ''What ___, a bank?''
- ''What __ bid?''
- ''How ___ doing?''
- Words with ''Where'' or ''Who''
- Words repeated in "___ right, or ___ right?"
- Words after where
- Words after "who" or "where"
- Who ____ to say?
- What Kind of Fool ____?
- What "Really?" might mean
- Un copain a proximite
- Start of Cain's question
- Start of Cain's infamous question
- Start of a Genesis 4 query
- Somme chum
- Sartre's friend
- Sade "When ___ Going to Make a Living"
- Rite opener?
- Rite lead-in?
- Riddle-ending words
- Réunion pal
- Réunion buddy
- Response to a compliment, at times
- Response to "You're the most self-questioning person ever!"
- Renoir, to Degas
- Renoir vis-à-vis Monet
- Radiohead EP "Airbag/How ___ Driving?"
- Question asked when pointing
- Queensryche "I ___"
- Québec crony
- Quebec buddy
- Pouilly pal
- Picardy pal
- Pen pal, probably, in Paris
- Parsian pal
- Parisian's pal
- Parisian bud
- Paris friend
- Papeete pal
- Palais pal
- Pal, to Stendhal
- Pal, to Rene
- Pal, to Pascal
- Pal, to Jules
- Pal, to Henri
- Pal, to Gigi
- Pal, in Provence
- Pal, in Poitiers
- Pal, in Nice
- Pal, in Cannes
- Pal, in Calais
- Pal, in Caen
- Pal, in Brest
- Pal of Yves
- Pal of Paris
- Pal around in Paris
- Opposite of "adversaire"
- One to hang out with, in Paris
- One phoned on "Qui veut gagner des millions?"
- Nice pal
- Nice companion
- Neighbor in Paris
- Monte Carlo sidekick
- Monaco mate
- Mon or bon
- Mon follower
- Mon cher ___
- Mon ___ Pierrot
- Mitterrand's friend
- Maupassant's "Bel-___"
- Mate in Monaco
- Marseilles mate
- Manet, to Baudelaire, e.g
- Male pal in Paris
- Maine-et-Loire mate
- Lettre recipient, perhaps
- Left Bank friend
- Lead-in to right or wrong
- Le Pen pal?
- Jacques' buddy
- Inquiry of self-doubt
- Horner's conclusion
- Guy's guy friend
- Guy de Maupassant's "Bel ___"
- Grenoble buddy
- Friend, to Phillipe
- Friend, to Philippe
- Friend, to Flaubert
- Friend, in St. Lo
- Friend, in Corsica
- Friend, in Cannes
- Friend, in Caen
- Friend, en francais
- Friend, to Francoise
- Friend who you might grab a bière with
- Friend of Victor Hugo
- Friend of the French
- Friend of St. Lo
- Friend of Sarkozy
- Friend of Pepé Le Pew
- Friend of Paris
- Friend of Lorraine?
- Friend of Francine
- Friend of Descartes ... or, in English, question pondered by Descartes?
- Friend of a Francophile
- Friend in une école
- Friend in Nice
- Friend in French class
- Friend in Falaise
- Friend from Martinique
- Friend for Philippe
- French toast maker, maybe
- French guy friend
- French for "friend"
- French Facebook connection
- French "friend"
- Foster of "Punky Brewster"
- Fontainbleau friend
- Follower of "Bon" or "mon"
- Fille's friend
- Ethel Waters' "--- Blue?"
- Ethel Waters hit "__ Blue?"
- End of a nursery-rhyme boast
- End of a nursery rhyme boast
- End of "Little Jack Horner"
- En ___ (as a friend): Fr
- Dunkirk friend
- Dijon pal
- Defensive response to "You're insane"
- Defensive question
- De Gaulle ally
- D'Artagnan, to Athos
- Côte d'Azur companion
- Contributor to a French Facebook page
- Congenial Canadien
- Compagnon fréquente
- Compadre in Compiègne
- Cognac mate
- Cognac companion
- Cher ___
- Challenging retort
- Challenge to "You're wrong!"
- Casting Crowns "Who ___"
- Cannes company
- Calais companion
- Cajun crony
- Caen crony
- Caen comrade
- Burgundy bestie
- Bud at a French bistro
- Brigitte’s bestie
- Brigitte's boyfriend
- Breton chum
- Brest pal
- Brest bro
- Bordeaux boyfriend
- Bordeaux bestie
- Bon ____: household cleanser
- Bon ___ powder cleanser
- Bon ___ (Comet shelfmate)
- Bon ___ (Comet rival)
- Bon ___ (cleanser brand whose name is French for "good friend")
- Bon ___ (cleaner)
- Bizet's buddy
- Beenie Man "Who ___"
- Beau, to Brigitte
- Bardot's buddy
- Australia's You ___
- Associé de confiance
- Arles ally
- Antoinette's friend
- Ampere’s pal
- American Music Institute, for short
- Ally of France
- Alencon ally
- Alain's ally
- 1960s-'70s Citroën
- “What a good boy ___.”
- “Mon ___ Pierrot.”
- "You're going to regret this!" retort
- "You think that's true about me?"
- "You think that about me?"
- "Why ___ so shy when I'm beside you?"
- "Why ___ even talking about this?"
- "Who --- to judge?"
- "Who ___" Casting Crowns
- "Who ___?" (song from "Les Misérables")
- "Who ___?" (question from somebody with amnesia): 2 wds
- "Who ___?" (end of a riddle)
- "Who ___?" (amnesiac's query)
- "Who ___ to judge?
- "Who ___ to disagree?"
- "Who __ to criticize?"
- "Who __ to complain?"
- "Where ___?" (query of the dazed)
- "Where ___?" (disoriented person's question)
- "Where ___?" (confused one's question)
- "What a good boy __"
- "What a good boy _____"
- "What ---, a bank?"
- "What --- bid?"
- "What --- a bank?"
- "What __, a mind-reader?"
- "What __, a mind reader?"
- "What ___bid?"
- "What ___?" (end of a riddle)
- "What ___, made of money?"
- "What ___, chopped liver!"
- "What ___, a maid?"
- "What ___ supposed to do now?": 2 wds
- "What ___ supposed to do now?"
- "What ___ saying?" ("Duh")
- "What ___ saying?!"
- "What ___ gonna wear to this thing?
- "What ___ even doing here?"
- "What ___ doing wrong?": 2 wds
- "What ___ doing here?!"
- "What __ to do?"
- "What __ saying?"
- "What __ bid for ... "
- "Survivor: Micronesia" return player Cusack
- "Really? Me?"
- "Oh, you think that's true about me, huh?!"
- "Oh, is that so?"
- "Mon ___ Pierrot."
- "Is what that heckler said about me true?"
- "Is that really true about me?"
- "Chambre d'__" (spare bedroom: Fr.)
- "But who ___ to ...?"
- "Bon" or "mon" follower
- "Bel ___" (Guy de Maupassant novel)
- "Alaskan Bush People" matriarch Brown who's battling lung cancer
- "... what a good boy ---"
- "... and said what a good boy ___!"
- ". . . what a good boy ___!"
- "--- seeing things?"
- "--- my brother's keeper?"
- "____ my brother's keeper?"
- "___ Wrong" (2014 Nico & Vinz hit)
- "___ Wrong" (2014 #4 song by Nico & Vinz)
- "___ under arrest?"
- "___ too fat to wear a bikini?"
- "___ the only one who loves Celine Dion?"
- "___ the Man" (Jackie Wilson song)
- "___ reading too much into this?"
- "___ psychic or what?"
- "___ nuts?"
- "___ my brother's keeper?": 2 wds
- "___ in your way?"
- "___ hearing you right?"
- "___ going too fast for ya?"
- "___ going crazy or ...?": 2 wds
- "___ crazy or ..."
- "___ cool or what?"
- "___ Blue?," 1929 song
- "___ Blue," 1929 tune
- "___ being rude?": 2 wds
- "___ at risk?"
- "___ annoying you?"
- "___ a joke to you?"
- "__ wrong?"
- "__ to understand that . . ."
- "__ to blame?"
- "__ making myself clear?"
- "__ losing it?"
- "__ imagining things?"
- "__ hearing you right?"
- "__ Blue?"
- "__ being unreasonable?"
- " . . . mon ___ Pierrot"
- " . . . good boy ___"
- 'What Kind of Fool ___" (Sinatra)
- 'What a good boy --'
- ''What a good boy __''
- ''What a good boy __!''
- ''All Alone ___'' (Brenda Lee hit)
- ''___ seeing things?''
- ''___ making myself clear?''
- '-- wrong?'
- '-- right?'
- '-- crazy?'
- ____ Blue?
- ___ right?
- Bon _____ (cleanser)
- "What _____, chopped liver?"
- Maupassant's "Bel-_____"
- Nice friend?
- Cherbourg chum
- Jack Homer's last words
- Overseas pen pal?
- "How _____ doing?"
- Bon _____ cleanser
- "What Kind of Fool _____"
- "What ___, chopped liver?": 2 wds
- "___ dreaming?"
- Friend of Francois
- Paris associate
- Bon or mon follower
- Jack Horner's last words
- Athos, to Porthos
- Pierre's friend
- Bon___
- "___ Blue?" (1929 #1 hit)
- "___ Blue?": 1929 song
- Brest friend
- Pal, in Arles
- Friend of Henri
- French date
- Ethel Waters's "___ Blue?"
- Question in a defensive reply
- Start of Cain's query
- "___ the only one?"
- "___my brother's keeper?"
- Aramis, to Athos
- "What Kind of Fool ___" (1962 hit)
- Friend in France
- Horner's last words
- "Where ___?" (question when you wake up in a strange place): 2 wds
- Last words of Little Jack Horner
- Athos, to Aramis
- "___ wrong?" ("Don't you agree?")
- French friend (3)
- Friend of mon frГЁre
- "Where" or "who" follower
- "___ Blue"
- Friend of Nancy
- "What ___ to do?"
- Deposed tyrant
- Friend of François
- RenГ©e's pal
- Friend abroad
- French toast recipient?
- Foreign pen pal, maybe
- "What a good boy ___!": Little Jack Horner
- Pal for Pierre
- Cannes confidant
- Bordeaux beau
- "___ right?"
- Pal of Nancy
- "So ___!" ("Me, too!")
- Who or where follower
- "___ Blue?" (1929 hit)
- "___ making myself clear?": 2 wds
- Parisian pal
- Pierre's pal
- Despot of old
- Athos or Porthos, e.g.
- French ally
- A question of self-examination
- Buddy in Bordeaux
- ConfrГЁre
- "But who ___ to …?"
- "Who ___ to argue?"
- Overseas friend
- Any of les trois mousequetaires
- Billet-doux recipient
- "Who ___ to say?": 2 wds
- RГ©union pal
- Friend of Pierre
- French intimate
- Any of the Three Musketeers
- Calais confidante
- Words ending many riddles
- "___ losing it?"
- "___ losing it, or ...?"
- SoirГ©e invitee
- Pal, in Pau
- "Who ___?" (common riddle ending)
- Friend of 24-Down
- Ennemi's opposite
- End of many riddles
- Porthos, to Aramis
- Introspective question
- Buddy, in Burgundy
- Bordeaux buddy
- Bud abroad
- "Who ___?" (song from "Les Miz")
- Jack Horner line ender
- "Bel-___" (Maupassant novel)
- Pal in Paris
- Confidant, peut-ГЄtre
- French sweet
- Overseas 4-Down
- 1960s-'70s CitroГ«n
- Guy's buddy
- "___ seeing things?": 2 wds
- Champagne chum
- Irksome response to "You're avoiding the question"
- Pal, in Paris
- Introspective query
- Burgundy buddy
- Jules or Jim in "Jules et Jim"
- Athos, to Porthos, to Aramis
- Bud of Nancy
- Godard, to Truffaut, e.g.
- "___ missing something here?": 2 wds
- "Why ___ so shy when ...?" ("It's Only Love" lyric)
- Question of introspection
- Camus, to Sartre, for many years
- French kiss recipient, maybe
- Somme buddy
- Adversaire's opposite
- Prefix with -dextrous
- Bud in Burgundy
- Terse, introspective question
- Renoir vis-Г -vis Monet
- Question in response to an insult, maybe
- René's friend
- Confr
- "Who ___?" (common riddle ending)"
- Soirée invitee
- "Confidant, peut-"
- Friend of mon frère
- Friend in Montréal
- "Why, what an ass ___!": Hamlet
- French I noun
- Friend, to François
- André's friend
- Porthos, to Athos
- Friend, in Angers
- Friend: Fr.
- Alphonse, to Gaston
- "___ in Love?": 1952 song
- Cézanne, to Pissarro
- "Bonjour, mon ___"
- "___ Blue?" (apt 1929 song)
- Pierrot of song
- Friend, in Amiens
- Friend for François
- "___ my brother's keeper?": Gen.
- "What ___, Life?": Masefield
- Friend, in Falaise
- American, in Europe: Slang
- Freund, in France
- "Mon ___ Pierrot"
- Friend, to Pierre
- Mon _____
- De Maupassant's "Bel-_____"
- Bon follower
- Fifi's friend
- Friend for Fernand
- Friend, in Lille
- "___ Blue?": 1929 tune
- Buddy in Boulogne
- Start of a Cain question
- "What an ass ___!": Hamlet
- "___ my brother's keeper?": Cain
- François's friend
- Friend, in Nice
- Gallic friend
- Brussels buddy
- Parisian friend
- Chambre d'___ (guest room)
- Parisienne's friend
- Solomon servant: Ezra 2:57
- Yvette's boyfriend
- Friend, in Quebec
- Friend, in Paris
- American in Paris: Slang
- Gaston, to Alphonse
- Lyon friend
- Follower of bon or mon
- Friend, in Pau
- Jacques's friend
- "Bel-___": Maupassant
- Self-examiner's query
- Confidant, peut-être
- Overseas, China's capital spanning miles
- Friend (Fr.)
- Friend (French)
- French pal
- French buddy
- Like inhaling air in northern French city
- Any of les Trois Mousquetaires
- Pierre's buddy
- Pal (Fr.)
- Buddy (Fr.)
- Bon mot
- Paris pal
- Calais compadre
- "What ___?" (end of many riddles)
- Arles pal
- "Who, me?"
- "Who ___ to judge?": 2 wds
- Friend, in France
- ' Blue?'
- Foreign friend
- '-- Blue?'
- End of Horner's boast
- Berlin's "___ Blue?"
- "What ___, Fort Knox?"
- End of Jack Horner's boast
- Bordeaux bud
- "What ___ bid?"
- Friend: Fr
- "___ missing something?": 2 wds
- Montreal mate
- Little Jack Horner's last words
- End of many a riddle
- End of Little Jack Horner's boast
- "What ___, a mind reader?": 2 wds
- 'What Kind of Fool --?'
- Cannes comrade
- Bon ---
- "What ___ thinking?"
- "What ___ supposed to think?"
- "___ missing something?"
- Friend from France
- Chartres chum
- Bon ___ (cleanser)
- Bon ___ (cleanser brand)
- "What ___ supposed to say?"
- "What ___ doing here?": 2 wds
- "Is that true about me?"
- "___ disturbing you?": 2 wds
- ''Who ___ to judge?''
- ''___ my brother's keeper?''
- Start of Cain's famous question
- Self-reflective question
- My friend, mon ...
- Lille buddy
- Hastings, to Poirot
- Friend, in Fannystelle
- Cannes companion
- Burgundy bud
- Aussie rockers You ___
- "Who ___ to complain?": 2 wds
- "Who ___ kidding?"
- "What ---, chopped liver?"
- "___ not making myself clear?"
- "___ glad to see you!": 2 wds
- "___ glad to see you!"
- ''. . . what a good boy ___''
- Pal of Pierre
- Mate, across the Channel
- Marseille mate
- Gallic pal
- Friend, in Frontenac
- Friend, in Francoeur
- Friend en francais
- Cannes crony
- Cannes chum
- Brest bestie
- "Who --- kidding?"
- "Who __ to argue?"
- "Where __?"
- "What Kind of Fool ---?"
- "What ___, your maid?"
- "What ___ going to do without you?": 2 wds
- "What ___ doing?" ("Duh!"): 2 wds
- "What __ missing?"
- "How ___ supposed to know that?"
- "How ___ doing?": 2 wds
- "___ ever glad to see you!": 2 wds
- "__ seeing things?"
- ''What Kind of Fool ___?''
- ''What ___, chopped liver?''
- Words from Jack Horner
- Words after who or where
- Start of a Genesis query
- Start of a Cain quote
- Self-conscious person's question
- Response to an accusation
- Renée's pal
- Québec sidekick
- Provence pal
- Port-au-Prince pal
- Poitiers pal
- Poirot's pal
- Pal, to Yves
- Pal, to Pierre
- Pal in Provence
- Martinique mate
- Luis Miguel song "Sabor ___"
- Henri's friend
- Friend, to Francine
- Friend, to Fernand
- Friend, in Haiti
- Friend, in French
- Friend, in Fabreville
- Friend of France
- Friend in Paris
- French bud
- Foreign pen pal
- Foreign exchange student, maybe
- End of Jack's boast
- Chum, in Cherbourg
- Chirac ally
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
14c., "friend lover," from Old French amy, ami (see Amy).
Wiktionary
n. (initialism of acute myocardial infarction English)
Wikipedia
Ami was the name of a word processing program developed and marketed by Samna in the late 1980s. (Samna was purchased by Lotus Software in 1990.) Shortly after its introduction, the name of the program was changed to "Ami Pro."
Ami Pro was a significant competitor to Microsoft Word and WordPerfect Corporation's WordPerfect during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The developers of Ami Pro introduced a number of innovations in Ami Pro that were later adopted by other word processors.
At the time that Ami Pro was introduced, the word processing market was dominated by WordPerfect. Both Ami Pro and Microsoft Word made inroads into WordPerfect's market share. Eventually Microsoft Word overtook WordPerfect as the dominant player and Ami Pro was discontinued.
IBM, the present owner of the Lotus brand, renamed it Lotus Word Pro.
The 16-bit Ami Pro had significant limitations, most notably that it was unable to display the bottom of one page and the top of the next at the same time. The limitations were so severe that Lotus completely re-wrote the program from scratch when developing the 32-bit version for Windows 95.
The 16-bit Ami Pro had significant benefits, too. Most notably, it was possible to easily control formatting with paragraph styles that were set with function keys, and were locked in for the whole paragraph. (They were not erased with the deletion of the last character of the paragraph as they are with Microsoft Word.)
Note that Ami Pro used the 3 character file extension of ".sam" and Lotus Word Pro used the extension of ".lwp"
Category:Word processors
Ami is a given name of Hebrew, Japanese, and Indian origins.
AMI or Ami or AmI my refer to:
Ami (, "My people") is a news magazine that caters to the Orthodox Jewish community. It is published weekly in New York and Israel. The magazine was launched by the husband-wife team of Rabbi Yitzchok Frankfurter and Rechy Frankfurter, former editors at Mishpacha. Since its debut in November 2010, it has become one of the three leading magazines in the New York Orthodox community, alongside Mishpacha and Binah.
Usage examples of "ami".
Et maintenant, mon cher ami, mon digne conseiller, faut-il donc que vous vous en alliez?
Amis this evening, as there was yesterday, we shall have a chance to arrest all three men and to get our hands on Fernand at Corbeil at the same time.
Et puis il est une personne aussi que je dois consulter, notre meilleur ami en France, le second pere de ma fille, M.
Puisque Roger desheriterait sa famille, et puisque lui Mautravers etait son plus ancien ami?
Cependant je fus en butte a des vexations sans nombre et je me fis des amis, tant il est vrai que, dans les choses humaines, le bien est toujours mele au mal.
Ce matin, mon ami courait dans le jardin, flairant la terre humide, et toutes les piques de son dos reluisaient.
Ami sat down and picked up a tiny scrimshaw piece carved into the likeness of a handsome girl.
Je serai un jour cardinal, tu seras un riche marchand juif, et nous serons amis.
Nous serons toujours bons amis, and if you win again, do not fail to come to me, et tu seras heureux.
Elle ne peut comprendre que son divin et mysterieux ami soit captif, et une vague tristesse emplit sa petite ame.
The whole black market, from Trankgasse to the Amis in Bremerhaven, takes its cue from Goldmouth.
Sir Nigel Loring de Christchurch, de son tres fidele ami Sir Claude Latour, capitaine de la Compagnie blanche, chatelain de Biscar, grand seigneur de Montchateau, vavaseur de le renomme Gaston, Comte de Foix, tenant les droits de la haute justice, de la milieu, et de la basse.
Ami Binaning came down from Lanao with a message from his father to a certain American living on the coast.
Elle ne peut comprendre que son divin et mysterieux ami soit captif, et une vague tristesse emplit sa petite ame.
The ones started for the supply room to get their rags and bars of sandsoap in the yellow wrappers labelled Eon Ami under the picture of the cuddly little fluffy chick that always outraged all of them with an unspeakable affront because as soldiers their lives had become such a close alliance with the grit of sandsoap.