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Bid vs. Bide

Finding the differences between Bid and Bide

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Bid vs. Bide

To offer a certain amount of money for something, as at an auction.
To order someone to do something.
To say, as in to bid someone hello.
An attempt to do or win something.

To wait for the right moment.
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