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t.i.d.

t.i.d. adverb: three times a day.

Adverb

t.i.d. (comparative more t.i.d., superlative most t.i.d.)

  1. Three times a day

Forms of t.i.d.

comparativemore t.i.d.
superlativemost t.i.d.

Origin of t.i.d.

From Latin ter in die.

Questions about t.i.d.

What does t.i.d. mean?
T.i.d. means three times a day.
What part of speech is t.i.d.?
T.i.d. is an adverb.

Words near t.i.d. in the dictionary

  1. T. Rexes
  2. T.A.
  3. T.A.s
  4. T.G.I.F.
  5. T.H.C.
  6. t.i.d.
  7. T.O.
  8. T.O.D.
  9. T.O.D.s
  10. T.R.H.
  11. t.s

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