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Tweet suff. 1. One belonging to a specified dynastic line: Abbasid. 2. a. Meteor associated with or appearing to radiate from a specified constellation or comet: Perseid. b. Member of a class of stars typified by a certain star in a specified constellation: Cepheid. 3. Organism belonging to a specified taxonomic group, often a family having a name ending in -idae according to taxonomic principles or a class or other taxon having a name ending in -idae: cichlid, magnoliid. [Latin -idēs, from Greek, patronymic suffix. Senses 2 and 3, from New Latin -idae, from plural of Latin -idēs.] |
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Tweet suff. Body; particle: chromatid. [Latin -is, -id-, feminine patronymic suff., from Greek.] |
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Tweet abbr. 1. also Id. Idaho 2. identification 3. a. inner diameter b. inside diameter c. internal diameter 4. Intelligence Department 5. intelligent design |
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Tweet n. |
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Tweet abbr. idem |
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