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Definition of bid
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Bid (v. t.) To
order;
to
direct;
to
enjoin;
to
command.
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Cauterization
::
Cauterization
(n.) The act of
searing
some
morbid
part by the
application
of a
cautery
or
caustic;
also, the
effect
of such
application..
Cold
::
Cold (n.) A
morbid
state of the
animal
system
produced
by
exposure
to cold or
dampness;
a
catarrh.
Ambidextral
::
Ambidextral
(a.)
Pertaining
equally
to the
right-hand
side and the
left-hand
side.
Dwell
::
Dwell (v. i.) To
abide;
to
remain;
to
continue.
Abide
::
Abide (v. t.) To wait for; to be
prepared
for; to
await;
to watch for; as, I abide my
time..
Outbidding
::
Outbidding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Outbi.
Paludism
::
Paludism
(n.) The
morbid
phenomena
produced
by
dwelling
among
marshes;
malarial
disease
or
disposition.
Bid
::
Bid (n.) An offer of a
price,
especially
at
auctions;
a
statement
of a sum which one will give for
something
to be
received,
or will take for
something
to be done or
furnished;
that which is
offered..
Veto
::
Veto (n.) A power or right
possessed
by one
department
of
government
to
forbid
or
prohibit
the
carrying
out of
projects
attempted
by
another
department;
especially,
in a
constitutional
government,
a power
vested
in the chief
executive
to
prevent
the
enactment
of
measures
passed
by the
legislature.
Such a power may be
absolute,
as in the case of the
Tribunes
of the
People
in
ancient
Rome, or
limited,
as in the case of the
President
of the
United
States.
Called
also the veto
power..
Lie
::
Lie
(adj.)
To
abide;
to
remain
for a
longer
or
shorter
time; to be in a
certain
state or
condition;
as, to lie
waste;
to lie
fallow;
to lie open; to lie hid; to lie
grieving;
to lie under one's
displeasure;
to lie at the mercy of the
waves;
the paper does not lie
smooth
on the
wall..
Diathesis
::
Diathesis
(n.)
Bodily
condition
or
constitution,
esp. a
morbid
habit which
predisposes
to a
particular
disease,
or class of
diseases..
Splenocele
::
Splenization
(n.) A
morbid
state of the lung
produced
by
inflammation,
in which its
tissue
resembles
that of the
spleen..
Won
::
Won (v. i.) To dwell or
abide.
Continual
::
Continual
(a.)
Proceeding
without
interruption
or
cesstaion;
continuous;
unceasing;
lasting;
abiding.
Addison's Disease
::
Addison's
disease
() A
morbid
condition
causing
a
peculiar
brownish
discoloration
of the skin, and
thought,
at one time, to be due to
disease
of the
suprarenal
capsules
(two flat
triangular
bodies
covering
the upper part of the
kidneys),
but now known not to be
dependent
upon this
causes
exclusively.
It is
usually
fatal..
Percarbide
::
Percarbide
(n.) A
compound
containing
a
relatively
large
amount
of
carbon.
Tender
::
Tender
(n.) Any offer or
proposal
made for
acceptance;
as, a
tender
of a loan, of
service,
or of
friendship;
a
tender
of a bid for a
contract..
Urocele
::
Urocele
(n.) A
morbid
swelling
of the
scrotum
due to
extravasation
of urine into it.
Wanton
::
Wanton
(v. t.)
Specifically:
Deviating
from the rules of
chastity;
lewd;
lustful;
lascivious;
libidinous;
lecherous.
Lie
::
Lie
(adj.)
To be or
exist;
to
belong
or
pertain;
to have an
abiding
place;
to
consist;
-- with in.
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