Bid
Bidv.t.bad, bade, bid,pret.bid, bidden,pa.to offer a price, command, order, invite
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Bidv.t.bad, bade, bid,pret.bid, bidden,pa.to offer a price, command, order, invite
Biddern.one who bids, one who offers a price
Biddingn.a command, order, charge, publishing
Bidev.to abide, continue, live endure, ob.
Bidetn.a small borse or nag
Bidingn.residence, habitation, stop, stay, ob.
Bienniala.continuing or living two years
Biennialn.a plant whose root lives but two years
Biern.a wooden hand-carriage used for the dead
Biestingsn.the first milk of a cow after calving
Bifariousa.growing only on the opposite side
Bifid, or Bifidatea.divided into two parts, cleft
Bifiorousa.bearing two flowers
Bifolda.twofold, double, doubtful
Bifurcatea.shooting into two heads or forks
Bifurcationn.a korking, dividing into two parts
Biga.large, swelled, proud, haughty, pregnant
Bigamistn.he who has two wives at one time
Bigamyn.the crime of having two wives at once
Bigeminous, or Bigeminatea.bearing double pairs, as when a petiole is divided and each part bears several leaflets
Biggeln.an E. India quadruped, like a deer
Bigginn.a kind of cap or coif used for a child
Bight, or Biten.one round of a rope or cable
Biglyad.hugely, haughtily, proudly
Bignessn.size, bulk, greatness of quantity
Bigotn.one unduly devoted to a party, or creed
Bigoteda.unduly devoted, prejudiced