Definition of rebid Rebid

/ɹibɪˈd/ - [reebid] -

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What does rebid mean?

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  • rebid (Verb)
    To bid again on something.
  • rebid (Verb)
    To require a new set of bids.
  • rebid (Verb)
    To bid a higher value of the current suit.

Part of speech

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  • rebid, verb, present, 1st person singular of rebid (infinitive).
  • rebid, verb (infinitive).
  • rebid, verb, past participle of rebid (infinitive).
  • rebid, verb, past simple of rebid (infinitive).
  • rebid, noun, singular of rebids.

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  • rebid (Verb)
    To bid again on something.
  • rebid (Verb)
    To require a new set of bids.
  • rebid (Verb)
    To bid a higher value of the current suit.

Part of speech

🔤
  • rebid, verb, present, 1st person singular of rebid (infinitive).
  • rebid, verb (infinitive).
  • rebid, verb, past participle of rebid (infinitive).
  • rebid, verb, past simple of rebid (infinitive).
  • rebid, noun, singular of rebids.

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Sign Language

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