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unbid

unbid adjective: unbidden, uninvited.

Adjective

unbid (not comparable)

  1. unbidden, uninvited.
  2. Which have not been bid for.

Verb

unbid (third-person singular simple present unbids, present participle unbidding, simple past unbid, past participle unbid or unbidden)

  1. To undo the process of bidding; to cancel a bid.

Forms of unbid

third-person singular presentunbids
present participleunbidding
pastunbid
past participleunbid
past participleunbidden

Words formed from unbid

  • unbid major
  • unbid minor

Questions about unbid

What does unbid mean?
Unbid means unbidden, uninvited.
What part of speech is unbid?
Unbid can be an adjective or a verb.

Words near unbid in the dictionary

  1. unbiblical
  2. unbiblically
  3. unbibliophilic
  4. unbibulous
  5. unbickering
  6. unbid
  7. unbidable
  8. unbiddable
  9. unbidden
  10. unbiddenly
  11. unbidding

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