vide Definition
vide (vī′dē, vē′dā)
verb
refer to: used to direct attention to a particular page, book, etc.
Etymology: L, imper. sing of videre, to see: see vision
vide Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- variety: There is also a vide variety of bistros, cafes and bars both in the town and in the immediate Strathearn area.
- report: Watch our vide report on the day's racing.
Noun used with modifier
Browse dictionary entries near vide
- ‹ Vidalia onion
- ‹ Vidal, Gore originally Eugene Luther Vidal,Jr
- ‹ Vidal, Gore
- ‹ vicuña
- ‹ victuals
- ‹ victualer
- ‹ victual
- ‹ victory
- ‹ victorious
- ‹ Victoriana
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- Video Relay Service ›

