IBID

Collective noun for a group of people who are struggling.

That team have IBID syndrome

by Gringo1 May 01, 2005

ibid

An abbreviation for ibidem, which literally means "in the place mentioned before". The word is typically used in bibliographies and other reference materials to indicate that a quote from a previously referenced source in being repeated.

Because he only used one source for his paper, there were 79 ibid notations.

by OneBadAsp November 02, 2006

ibid

The same, mostly used in quoting someone or in footnotes

"yo" -bill
"sup"-ibid

by Myhnegon October 08, 2004

Ibid

I Believe In Dreams or Dreaming

"When times are frustrating and confusing, all I can do is Ibid up, girl!"

by J. Harker December 28, 2005

Ibid essay

A paper which cites one or two sources at most, not pretending to do anything more than condense the work of another author and put entirely unoriginal thoughts forward. Hence the list of citations is almost entirely "Ibid., Ibid., Ibid., Ibid..."

e.g.
1 Mowinckel, S. p. 3
2 Ibid. p.3
3 Ibid. p.3
4 Ibid. p.4
5 Ibid. p.3

"Last week's tute was my third Ibid essay in a row. I can't be bothered to read more than one book a week."

by sporkonator May 28, 2009