bifarious
adjective
bi·far·i·ous
(ˈ)bī-¦fer-ē-əs
archaic
: twofold, ambiguous
some strange, mysterious verity in old bifarious prophesy
Ned Ward
Ned Ward bifariously adverb
Word History
Etymology
Latin bifarius, from bifariam in two ways, from bi- bi- entry 1 + -fariam (akin to Sanskrit root dhā in dvidhā in two ways, dadhāti he places, sets)
- send away to for something
- send away to someone for
- send away to someone for something
- send back
- send chills up and down someone's spine
- send chills up someone's spine
- send down
- send for
- send forth
- send in
- send off for
- send off for (something)
- send off for something
- send on
- send out
- send out for
- send out for (something)
- send out for something
- send over
- send packing
- send round
- send shivers up and down someone's spine
- send shivers up someone's spine
- send shivers/chills up (and down) someone's spine
- send someone sprawling