rid

/ɹɪd/verb1 syllable

Rid means: relieve from.

Synonyms for rid4

verb, as in relieve from

free, disembarrass

also used for rid

deliver, disencumber

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What does rid mean?1

verb

1

relieve from“Rid the house of pests”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with rid?16

one syllable

did kid mid id bid grid lid hid slid squid quid skid

two syllables

madridamidforbid

four syllables

Show 40 near rhymes

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Rid in a sentence

Once you start smoking, it is difficult to get rid of that bad habit.CM
Once you have formed a bad habit, you can't get rid of it easily.CK
Once a bad habit is formed, it is hard to get rid of it.CC
If you catch a cold, you cannot easily get rid of it.CM
It's easy to make friends, but hard to get rid of them.CK
You aren't really going to get rid of your classic car, are you?CK
The state shouldn't get rid of civil rights, it should protect them!niceguydave
A bad habit, once formed, cannot easily be got rid of.pyrachi

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Forms of rid

as a verb

past tense: rid
past participle: rid
present participle: ridding
third-person singular: rids