Definition of albid in English:

albid

adjective ˈalbɪd

1Whitish. Now rare.
2Palaeontology. Designating (part of) a conodont element which is white in colour, and opaque rather than translucent.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Tomlinson (fl. 1657). From classical Latin albidus whitish, white from albēre to be white + -idus.

Definition of albid in US English:

albid

adjectiveˈalbɪd

1Whitish. Now rare.
2Palaeontology. Designating (part of) a conodont element which is white in colour, and opaque rather than translucent.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Tomlinson (fl. 1657). From classical Latin albidus whitish, white from albēre to be white + -idus.

单词	albid
释义	Definition of albid in English: albid adjective ˈalbɪd 1Whitish. Now rare. 2Palaeontology. Designating (part of) a conodont element which is white in colour, and opaque rather than translucent. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Tomlinson (fl. 1657). From classical Latin albidus whitish, white from albēre to be white + -idus. Definition of albid in US English: albid adjectiveˈalbɪd 1Whitish. Now rare. 2Palaeontology. Designating (part of) a conodont element which is white in colour, and opaque rather than translucent. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Tomlinson (fl. 1657). From classical Latin albidus whitish, white from albēre to be white + -idus.
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