sids
IPA: sˈɪdz
Root Word: SIDS
noun
- Small Island Developing States.
- (medicine) Acronym of sudden infant death syndrome. [(pathology) The sudden and unexplained death of an infant aged one month to one year, normally while sleeping.]
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Examples of "sids" in Sentences
- Whilst I did sing they hooped and hollowed on all sids.
- The use of sids is now so routine that we can hardly believe we ever did without them.
- South medow and fourty Acors of land nere Wonchesix & a pece of enteruile caled Johns Jump & Bridge medow on both sids ye Brook.
- It's na'e won'er she kens naething aboot poetry but the meeserable sids an 'sawdist an' leavin's the gran 'leddies sing an' ca 'sangs!
- I just recently zipped a drawing with sids inserted to avatech support, who sent it to autodesk, and they saw the aerials on my drawing.
- I had a baby boy to die of sids in 1983 he was born with out a thyroid gland also and had to take thyroid replacement meds synthyroid He had a small hole his heart that would have eventually closed up they thought.
- I really think think she is racist. she always portrays herselfe as a latino. she was born in new york that makes her an american. not a latino. why is she so afraid to call herselfe a american woman. both my grandparents on both sids were born in Ireland.
- Sometimes he stood at the back of a baker's oven, for he knew all the haunts of heat about the city; sometimes he buried himself in the sids (husks of oats) lying ready to feed the kiln of a meal-mill; sometimes he lay by the furnace of the steam-engine of the water-works.
- This was thought so reasonable, yt when ye greatest of you in adventure (whom we have much cause to respecte), when he propounded conditions to us freely of his owne accorde, he set this downe for one; a coppy wherof we have sent unto you, with some additions then added by us; which being liked on both sids, and
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