ibid.

American  

[ib-id] / ˈɪb ɪd /

abbreviation

1. ibidem.

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ibid. British  

abbreviation

1. ibidem

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ibid. Cultural  

1. An abbreviation for ibidem, a Latin word meaning “in the same place.” It is used in footnotes and bibliographies to refer to a source cited in a previous entry.

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Etymology

Origin of ibid.

Latin: in the same place

Example Sentences

Until this spring, the Penguins had won nine of 10 of those postseason meetings with me frequently on hand to write the Washington obits, which often could have begun: “Ibid — for details, see last year’s final Caps-Penguins game.”

From Washington Post

Then you’ll love perusing the 30-plus new sections on syntax in Ibid.

From Washington Post

Live polling can enliven a presentation, say, and interactive bidding at charity events using technology from the likes of iBid, can help raise more money.

From BBC

Only two smaller planes were sold in a September auction on the state’s surplus equipment bidding website iBid.

From Washington Times

“Maybe iBid is not the best platform to sell them,” Krantz said.

From Washington Times