Associations to the word «Bidding»
Noun
- Bidder
- Adieu
- Auction
- Farewell
- Bid
- Trump
- Procurement
- Buyer
- Bye
- Contractor
- Blackwood
- Consortium
- Keyword
- Opener
- Contract
- Awarding
- Slam
- Spade
- Trick
- Advertiser
- Contracting
- Behest
- Goodbye
- Dealer
- Seller
- Process
- Defiance
- Valuation
- Supplier
- Deadline
- Christy
- Myles
- Hera
- Price
- Privatization
- Wilt
- Fcc
- Rishi
- Fifa
- Card
- Suit
- Bribery
- Tender
- Familiar
- Sancho
- Allocation
- Licence
- Lease
- Marketplace
- Reese
- Purchasing
- Bribe
- Heed
- Qatar
- Naught
- Haste
- Quixote
- Kaplan
- Opponent
- Franchise
- Host
- Increment
- Concession
- Nay
- Lass
- Sale
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
BIDDING, verb. Present participle of bid
BIDDING, noun. That which one is bidden to do; a command.
BIDDING, noun. The act of placing a bid.
BIDDING BOX, noun. (bridge) A box holding cards with calls printed on them, allowing a player to bid without speaking.
BIDDING PRICE, noun. A price offered by a buyer/bidder when he buys a good.
BIDDING PRICES, noun. Plural of bidding price
Dictionary definition
BIDDING, noun. An authoritative direction or instruction to do something.
BIDDING, noun. A request to be present; "they came at his bidding".
BIDDING, noun. (bridge) the number of tricks a bridge player is willing to contract to make.
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