IPA: //ˈæmɪs//
KK: /ˈæmɪs/
A type of religious clothing made from a long piece of white cloth that is worn around the neck and shoulders, often used in church ceremonies.
The priest wore an amice as part of his ceremonial attire during the mass.
The word 'amice' originates from Latin 'amictus' (meaning a garment or cloak). It refers to a type of ecclesiastical vestment worn around the shoulders.
Think of a 'garment' ('amictus') that is worn around the shoulders, which helps you remember that 'amice' is a type of clothing.