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vi·de / ˈvēdē; ˈvēˌdā; ˈvīdē/ • v. [tr.] see; consult (used as an instruction in a text to refer the reader to a specified passage, book, author, etc., for fuller or further information): vide the comments cited in Schlosser.

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vide see, refer to. XVI. — L. vidē, imper. sg. of vidēre see (see WIT2).

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vide (Fr.). Empty. Thus corde à vide means open string.

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