-id¹ /-id/

As in fluid, stupid, solid, tepid, turgid, gelid, etc

-id² /-id/

Used in the names of a particular zoological or racial group, or dynastic line, as in arachnid, hominid, Fatimid

-id³ /-id/

1. Used in names of bodies, formations, particles, etc, as hydatid, energid
2. Used in the names of meteors coming from a particular constellation, as in Perseid, Orionid

id.

Idem

I'd /īd/, contracted from I would, or I had; also used for I should

id¹ /id/ or ide /īd/

A fish (Leuciscus idus), closely related to the chub, inhabiting fresh water in N Europe

ID

1. Idaho (US state)
2. Identification
3. Identity
4. Infectious diseases (medicine)
5. Inner diameter (also i.d.)
6. Intelligence (or information) department
7. Intradermal (also i.d.) (medicine)

ID card noun

A card which identifies a person, often including a photograph, details of age, membership, etc

id² /id/

In psychoanalytic theory, one of the three parts of the personality, being the unconscious mass of primitive energies from which come instincts for the gratification of basic desires for food, sex, etc, and for the avoidance of pain, modified by the ego and the superego

id³ /id/ (biology)

In Weissman's theory, an element in the chromosome carrying all the hereditary characters

idant /iˈdənt/ noun

1. An aggregation of ids
2. A chromosome

-ide /-īd/ or -id /-id/

1. Indicating: (1) a chemical compound composed of two chemical elements, as in potassium iodide
2. (2) a chemical compound derived from another or belonging to a class of compounds, as in hydroperoxide, amide

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