Examples
“Homicida, Homicidiom» ibid - ibid» ibid. hacre - ibid. ibid.”
“Hal ibid, Liv. lib, ii. cap, 3*1 » Liy. ibid* left”
Internet Archive: An universal history, from the earliest accounts to the present time
“Charlotte chamber of commerce 1918-19; asst.prof. law U.N. C. 1923 -; instr. in Latin ibid. 1922-23; lawyer Charlotte; mem.”
“Vanderbilt University, 1892; Fellow and Assistant in English, ibid.,”
History of the University of North Carolina. Volume II: From 1868 to 1912
“I'm sorry Chris but you are becoming even more of a ranter as well as trying to sound intelligent "ibid" for god's sake - you never studied Latin did you? and now you have Phil begging to be linked to your sad site.”
“1904; Instructor in Mathematics, University of North Carolina, 1908-'09; Instructor in Latin, ibid.,”
History of the University of North Carolina. Volume II: From 1868 to 1912
“Gronow ( 'ibid'.) "heard him, on the occasion of a delightful old light-blue Sèvres box he was using being admired, say, in his lisping way, 'Yes, it is a nice summer box, but would not do for winter wear.”
“Reviving Friendship" (p. 5) is perhaps less expressive than "Relenting," as it once stood; and the phrase, "ten thousand _furlowed_ heroes" ( 'ibid'.), throws a new light on the heroic character.”
“Elizabeth replies, September 30, 1805 ( 'ibid'., p. 242): "You may retract all your sorrow about Caro Ponsonby's marriage, for she is the same wild, delicate, odd, delightful person, unlike everything.”
“The following was Miss Milbanke's answer ( 'ibid'., pp. 296, 297), dated,”
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aozuas's Words
sense data, hyperreality, brouhaha, ibid, apophenia, fnord, lackadaisical, schadenfreude, bildungsroman, ready-made, readymade, tergiversar and 654 more...
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literary pursuits
flyleaf, dogeared, marginalia, chapter, paperback, edition, typeface, blurb, dust jacket, bibliophile, footnote, appendices and 75 more...
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words that end in -id
vellid, tabid, rapid, sapid, insipid, ibid, valid, acrid, arid, balanid, calid, felid and 35 more...
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Words to remember
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Latina Est Gaudium Et Utilis
Tweets
Looking for tweets for ibid.
mollusque Es prohibido. Apr 7, 2010
bilby Wot, no links to an Apple auction site? Apr 7, 2010
ruzuzu Cf. id. Apr 7, 2010
mollusque Ibid has quite a libido. Mar 6, 2008
reesetee Wow. That describes it exactly: a vague feeling of danger. Poor Ibid. I miss it so. Mar 6, 2008
chained_bear I have a vague feeling of danger when I see this term. It comes from using it in college/grad school papers. In word processing programs, footnotes are automatically renumbered when you cut/paste text and move it around. Unfortunately the auto-renumbering feature does not extend to changing the "ibid" in the actual footnote when it refers to the source listed in the footnote directly before it.
So while you're editing your doc, all the Ibids are moving around in the footnotes. That's a recipe for disaster. So I never use them anymore. Mar 6, 2008
john Latin, short for "ibidem", "the same place". Mar 5, 2008