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bide
No full textbide vRemain or stay, e.g. bide there, let 'em bide.Remain or stayPRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956Used IUsed I2Used
bide
No full textbide v- remain or stay. 'Let em bide.'- remain or stay.JH SEP 1970Used IUsed I2Not usedMay also be sense 1
bide
No full textbide v_means_ transitively, to suffer or endure (someone or some practice).See cited quotation.(Abide) JH:2-12-69Used IUsed INot usedThere is a bar above the i in bide, at top left corner of card. Unsure of sense for this definition of bide
bide
No full textbide vWhy don't you bide where you're at? Explanation: stayExplanation: stayYesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMANENT FILEUsed IUsed I1Not use
Bide
No full textbide v"Let xx it bide." Let things stay as they are. Occasional.See cited quotation.Used IUsed I2Not use
BIDe
No full textbide vCONTeXT: SHe useD TO BIDe oveR THeRe. meANING: TO LIVe . ALSO USeD TO MeAN "ALONe" AS IN THe exAMPLe "LeffeR BIDe" - LeT HeR ALONe.See cited quotation.YesJ. D. A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMANENT FILEUsed IUsed I2Not use
bide
No full textbide v_means_ to remain.to remain.(Abide) JH-2-12-69Used IUsed I1Not usedThere is a bar above the i in bide, at top left corner of card
bide
No full textbide vHere is a bit of dialogue with a woman who couldn't sleep. "What do you do when you don't sleep?" "I bide in the bed."PRINTED ITEMAPR 1975 G. M. StoryJH APR 1975Used IUsed I1Not use
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