Definitions
Etymologies
- From Latin tabidus, from tabere ‘waste, melt’. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Stuttering and Your Child: Help for Parents www. stutteringhelp.org/Default. aspx? tabid = 492”
“Stuttering Therapy for Children www. stutteringhelp.org/Default. aspx? tabid = 150”
“Leprosy awakes not sometimes before forty, the gout and stone often later; but consumptive and tabid+ roots sprout more early, and at the fairest make seventeen years of our life doubtful before that age.”
“The dropsy was presently removed; but the cough continued, his flesh wasted, his strength failed, and some weeks afterwards he died tabid.”
“Otherwise from the quantity of matter, it is generally supposed to come from the bladder, or prostate gland; and the urine, which escapes from the ruptured urethra, mines its way amongst the muscles and membranes, and the patient dies tabid, owing to the want of an external orifice to discharge the matter.”
“Hi, for the 2nd question your answer is you can use your second tab id and then use all controls in that id of you can directly use that control if u want to use. e.g tabid.”
“More information about what each advisory means can be found on ODNR's website at ohiodnr. com/tabid/22957/Default. aspx”
“Leprosy awakes not sometimes before forty, the gout and stone often later; but consumptive and tabid [III. w] roots sprout more early, and at the fairest make seventeen years of our life doubtful before that age.”
“You can find out everything about the Conclave schedule at federationconclave. org/Default. aspx? tabid = 4841.”
“tabid=178&nid=20976If there were more any? symmetry between the parties, then Israel might have given the child the medical attention she required, but then held her to exchange for Shalit, whose parents and countrymen would like to have him backhome.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Birnbaum on Human Rights Watch and Israel
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘tabid’.
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Fancifully antiquated words
From Chambers's Etymology Dictionary, published in 1896
brackish, breviary, decrepitude, defalcate, deglutition, hebraic, heelpiece, helminthic, auld, helotry, hematine, hejira and 27 more...
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1755
Interesting words appearing in Samuel Johnson's Dictionary (1755). Some are interesting for their unfamiliarity, and some for the meanings then assigned by Johnson.
absonous, adumbrate, agrammatist, alderlievest, ambages, ana, anfrantuous, aperitive, assapanick, babery, bellytimber, blatant and 103 more...
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Professional Scrabble Lexicon (TWL)
A myriad of game-changing words every Scrabble addict must have in his arsenal.
Keep in mind that these are all tried-and-true feasibly playable words selected for their handiness, i.e...paragon, pignora, ganef, suttee, origan, ohia, aioli, abasement, lehr, mho, tallow, harelike and 843 more...
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Blood Matters?
legerdemain, eidolon, soucouyant, grawlix, foin, thanatism, chichevache, uloid, vellicate, victimate, bildungsroman, lambent and 63 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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Simone Weil way words
metaxu, gravity, grace, void, detachment, decreation, obedience, lever, beauty, mysticism, algebra, mechanization and 10 more...
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Lowry
nutant, meed, donga, mephitic, punk, caliginous, cauchemar, horripilation, hyacinthine, corposant, counterscarp, garboon and 65 more...
Tweets
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yarb "Outside, in the sunlight, in the backwash of tabid music from the still-continuing ball, Yvonne waited..."
- Lowry, Under the Volcano Jun 25, 2011