olid
Britishadjective
Etymology
Origin of olid
C17: from Latin olidus, from olēre to smell
Example Sentences
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“I think I got everything I needed in this one song. But there are always a lot more stories to tell,” Olid said after the session.
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The story included a vignette of Olid working with program founder Darden Smith and veteran recording artist Marshall Crenshaw to craft a song titled “I Couldn’t See the Sun Shine.”
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Olid was inspired by the moment on the bridge when an officer asked him how he was doing and he realized he “wasn’t a ghost anymore.”
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The organization behind the retreats said in a statement Monday that it was deeply saddened by Olid’s death.
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Associated Press writer Michael Hill said Monday his last contact with Olid was early last week.
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