Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Same as
tite . - Tender; soft; nice. See the etymology.
- Silly: childish.
- noun An udder; a teat.
- noun A small cock of hay.
- noun Fit or favorable season or condition: as, the land is in fine tid for sowing; hence, humor.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Tender; soft; nice; -- now only used in
tid bit.
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- adjective obsolete
tender ;soft ;nice
Etymologies
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Examples
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Khanan is similar to the Thai word tid, used to address a man who was once ordained as a monk.
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And please give comprehensive answers not negative name calling tid bits.
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In Old English, "tid" means "due time"--folks still died back then, but I hear we've been cured of all that death nonsense now.
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In Old English, "tid" means "due time"--folks still died back then, but I hear we've been cured of all that death nonsense now.
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I'll be back after Christmas and we can just sit and gorge with all these great tid bits!!!!
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I'll be back after Christmas and we can just sit and gorge with all these great tid bits!!!!
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I'll be back after Christmas and we can just sit and gorge with all these great tid bits!!!!
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I'll be back after Christmas and we can just sit and gorge with all these great tid bits!!!!
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I'll be back after Christmas and we can just sit and gorge with all these great tid bits!!!!
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I'll be back after Christmas and we can just sit and gorge with all these great tid bits!!!!
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