rebid

verb, noun — 5 senses

rebid

verb

Etymology From re- + bid.

1

To bid (command or summon) again.

Alicia was surprised that Stefan had rebidden the Count from the shades.1980, Arthur Allen Cohen, Acts of Theft, page 268:

2

To bid again on something.

3

To require a new set of bids for.

We had to rebid the contract when accusations of fraud by other competitors occurred.

4

Bridge, Games To bid a higher value of the current suit.

rebid

noun

Etymology From re- + bid.

1

A second or subsequent (normally higher) bid.

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