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bid off

bid off verb: to receive property immediately after winning an auction for the property.

Verb

bid off (third-person singular simple present bids off, present participle bidding off, simple past and past participle bid off)

  1. To receive property immediately after winning an auction for the property.

Forms of bid off

third-person singular presentbids off
present participlebidding off
past participlebid off
pastbid off

Questions about bid off

What does bid off mean?
Bid off means to receive property immediately after winning an auction for the property.
What part of speech is bid off?
Bid off is a verb.
What is the past tense of bid off?
The past tense of bid off is bid off.

Words near bid off in the dictionary

  1. bid down
  2. bid fair
  3. bid hook
  4. bid hooks
  5. bid in
  6. bid off
  7. bid one's time
  8. bid price
  9. bid prices
  10. bid rigging
  11. bid riggings

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