Bided is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BIDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BIDE, to wait, dwell, also BYDE
• remain or stay somewhere

Words related to BIDED

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How to use BIDED in a sentence

• Patience and cheerfulness, courage and skill came at her call like good fairies who had bided their time.
• He bided his time, and not even a frown ruffled his brow.
• Immediately after both Joshua and I got a job, and Joe and Mary still bided with us.
• He had slipped the handcuffs over his slight wrists and small hands, bided his time, and then dashed into a scrub.
• He bided his time, and meanwhile he took some pleasure in showing his lady that he, too, could play his part until it should suit her to give him his chance.
• So the levies marched on Gainsborough, and Olaf bided in the Thames and gathered ships and men till we had a fair fleet and a good force.
• Now I know that Olaf and our men carried me into a place under the lee of a hill, and bided there till the gale blew over.
• And there had been a look in her face, moreover, that bided with me, making me wretched and yet glad, for it told me that her thoughts were as mine.
• When they failed in this, they bided their time, full of confidence that the superior efficiency of the German military machine would soon triumph.
• Lancaster hated Badlesmere so bitterly that he made no move against the king, and sullenly bided his time in the north.
• Jackson bided his time, and spent the four years following in careful preparation for the next contest.
• He simply bided his time until he took his annual holiday, from which he never returned, leaving the country before there was any suspicion of him.
• There in cold and heat, in hunger and sickness, she bided for two years.
• The young man with the fighting determination in the back part of his brain bided his time.
• Enoch knew this and writhed under the knowledge as he bided his time.
• I therefore bided my time, and waited an opportunity which soon came.
• Liu bided his time, for time is of no moment in the Orient.
• The cattle were lying down, and rather than disturb them, he patiently bided his time until they had rested and arose to resume their journey.
• The Kolosh or Sitkan tribes had only bided their time.
• The friends of free press were indignant, but bided their time.
• In general the Indians, mindful of the ravages of the War of 1812, did not fully commit themselves and bided their time.
• For a few years he bided his time, and then, at the head of the British army, marched on Rome.
• Daisy alone bided the hour, a good deal disturbed in the view of what it might bring.
• Billy saw and bided his time till the small Croesus was alone.
• The old painter bided his time, and eventually got even with her in a very characteristic fashion.
• The rest of our crew took refuge on the fore deck, and there bided after that.
• I bided where I was, for the breath was knocked out of me for the moment.
• I did nothing more for that turn, though I only bided my time.
• He bided his time, therefore, since there was no urgent need to broach the subject forthwith and he was still by no means sure of his ground.
• So they bided on the shore and watched the chase as it began.
• I did not see you until he started back and then I bided my time.
• So Laurier and the Liberal party retired within the lines of Torres Vedras and bided their time.

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