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11bide — [ baıd ] verb intransitive an old word meaning to stay in a place bide your time to wait in a patient way for an opportunity to do something …
12bide — (v.) O.E. bidan to stay, continue, live, remain, also to trust, rely (cognate with O.N. biða, O.S. bidan, O.Fris. bidia, M.Du. biden, O.H.G. bitan, Goth. beidan to wait ), apparently from PIE *bheidh , an extended stem of one root of O.E. biddan… …
13bidé — s. m. 1. Bacia ou móvel onde se pode lavar a parte inferior do tronco humano. 2. [Brasil] Mesa de cabeceira. • Sinônimo geral: BIDÊ ‣ Etimologia: francês bidet …
14bidê — s. m. O mesmo que bidé …
15bide — bìdē (bidȇ) m <G bidèa, N mn bidèi, G bidéā> DEFINICIJA kadica (školjka) s tekućom vodom za pranje intimnih dijelova tijela ETIMOLOGIJA fr. bidet …
16bidė — bidė̃ dkt. Bidė̃ maišytùvas …
17bide — [bīd] vi. bode or bided, bided, biding [ME biden < OE bidan, to stay, wait < IE base * bheidh (see BID1), prob. in sense “compel oneself,” hence, delay] Now Chiefly Dial. 1. to stay; continue 2. to dwell; reside 3 …
18bide — index continue (persevere), defer (put off), endure (suffer), last, persist, reside …
19bidé — Adaptación gráfica de la voz francesa bidet, ‘pila baja destinada al aseo de las partes íntimas’. Su plural es bidés (→ plural, 1a): «En el Palacio Real no hay bidés» (Nieva Nosferatu [Esp. 1993]) …
20bide — [v] wait abide, attend, await, continue, dwell, hang around, hang in*, hang out*, hold the phone*, lie in wait*, linger, live, remain, reside, sit tight*, stay, stick around, sweat it*, tarry, watch for; concept 681 Ant. go, hurry, move …
