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A billet is a temperary hiding place.
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A billet-doux is a love letter.
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A billet is a temperary hiding place.
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(A billet can be a long bar of material, or a posting in the military. Originally it meant lodging for a soldier.)
The rectangular aluminum billet weighed two hundred pounds.
The Navy assigned the sailor to a billet in the personnel department.
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billet bee-yay It is masculine, so it is un or le billet.
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OD square .x .2983 x OAL = area of a billet of steel
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Billet-doux - 2000 is rated/received certificates of:
Belgium:KT
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Jean Billet has written:
'Meylan' -- subject(s): History
'Grenoble'
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A billet barge is a slang term for a large motorbike with multiple chrome cosmetic modifications.
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John Billet has written:
'John Billett of ffoye being examyned'
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A billet is where a soldier is assigned to sleep, such as in barracks or garrisons. During World War 2, it originally meant a note issued by a billeting officer to a soldier, directing him to his living quarters.
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Billet Grilles are now produced by a company named Unique Auto Depot, formally Billet Anything. Their headquarters are 7339 East Acoma Drive, Scottsdale, Arizona.
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A member of the armed forces (in any conflict) if assigned a temporary bed in a civilian's house is known as a billet.
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The body of a Dodge Tomahawk is made of Billet Aluminum.
Billet Aluminium=Billet is defined as a bar of metal; therefore, billet aluminum is just a chunk of aluminum. It's these chunks of metal that are cut, machined and polished into the beefy billet-aluminum accessories that add pizzazz to today's vehicles.
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The cast of Billet-doux - 2000 includes: An Miller Lucas Van den Eynde
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Billet D'avion runs from France. Billet D'avion is a plane ticket that you can purchase from many different websites, and pay for online. If you need a ticket from France to somewhere else in the world, a Billet D'avion is a good idea.
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Billet caster is an equipment by which a square section upto 250 mm can be made by casting process .
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Le billet de loterie - 1908 was released on:
France: 1908
USA: 12 April 1908
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Both "billet" and "pellet" refer to small, compressed pieces or particles of a material. However, a "billet" is usually larger and can be in various shapes, while a "pellet" is typically small and rounded.
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Donald Franklin Billet has written:
'The chronicles and genealogy of the Jacob Dellinger family of York County, PA' -- subject(s): Family, Genealogy
'Billet and related families of York, Lancaster, and Dauphin counties of Pennsylvania : 1751-1997' -- subject(s): Genealogy
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Billet Specialties produces all kinds of accessories for street rods. For example, they sell valve covers, truck hinges, serpentine conversion kits, and taillights.
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The cast of Max et le billet doux - 1913 includes: Georges Gorby Max Linder as Max
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Histoire d'un billet de banque - 1909 was released on:
France: 9 July 1909
USA: 4 October 1909
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A "Billet-doux" is a love letter. (Sweet card, or sweet ticket) Also the name of a tune by Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli. But... "Billet-Deux" is the name of a modern gypsy jazz combo. The name sort of means "Two Tickets". Bad pun. Great group. Check em out. www.Billet-deux.com
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Where you buy billet parts depends on exactly what parts you need for a specific purpose. There are a number of manufacturers, some of which can assist you online and ship directly to you. You, of course, have to determine which one is "best," based its ability to meet your needs. Google "billet parts online" and you'll get a list of possible vendors.
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