Synonyms for erica
ˈɛr ɪ kəer·i·ca

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1. erica, true heathnoun

   any plant of the genus Erica

   Synonyms:
   true heath

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1. List of paraphrases for "erica":

   erika

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1. ERICA

   Synonyms:
   European Risk and Incidence, a Coordinated Analysis-ongoing trial

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1. Susan Lucci:

   Erica was so much fun to play, i used to say to [creator] Agnes [Nixon], ‘Don’t you think Erica needs to lie down sometimes? Don’t you think she’s exhausted a little bit?’ Because she was very active. She had a lot of husbands and a lot of shenanigans going on, but such a wonderful part.

2. Alexandria Ayala:

   Debra Robinson and Erica Whitfield ca n’t back up when Debra Robinson and Erica Whitfield have some little resistance right out of the gate, debra Robinson and Erica Whitfield have to do the hard work now of committing to what Debra Robinson and Erica Whitfield said, to what Debra Robinson and Erica Whitfield all agreed to.

3. Erica Steip:

   Nick Bailey can replace a house, Nick Bailey can replace furniture, Nick Bailey can replace clothes, but Nick Bailey can not replace memories and pictures, erica Steip's alive, and I'm so grateful.

4. Rory McIlroy:

   There's going to be a point in the next couple of years where we( Rory McIlroy and fiancée Erica Stoll) are going to have to think about starting a family, right now I'm ready to go but I don't want anything to affect that.

5. Cheryl Brown:

   They won't release her to Erica. They were supposed to go to court [Friday], and now they're saying they don't know because of the weather and stuff, they had about three inches of snow, but I don't understand why they can't just let [Erica] bring [Riley] home. She needs to be with her family right now —both of themdo.