-id
Latinhaving the quality of
Suffix · means "having the quality of"
Roots often paired with -id
Associated Words · 36
candidate
A person seeking election, appointment, or consideration for a position
stupid
Lacking intelligence; foolish
fluid
A substance that flows freely, like a liquid or gas; flowing or flexible
valid
Logically sound; legally acceptable; well-founded
rigid
Stiff and unable to bend; inflexible in opinions or rules
vivid
Producing clear, powerful images; very bright in color
splendid
Magnificent in appearance; excellent or outstanding
candid
Honest and straightforward; an unposed photograph
frigid
Extremely cold; cold and unfriendly in manner; sexually unresponsive
timid
Lacking courage or confidence; easily frightened
placid
Calm, peaceful, and undisturbed
intrepid
Fearless and brave in the face of danger
morbid
Having an unhealthy interest in death or disease; macabre
trepidation
A feeling of fear or anxiety about something uncertain
tepid
Lukewarm; showing little enthusiasm
rabid
Infected with rabies; extremely fanatical
acrid
Sharp, bitter, and irritating in smell or taste; harshly caustic
languid
Lacking energy or vitality; slow and listless
squalid
Extremely dirty and unpleasant; morally degraded
pallid
Unusually pale; lacking vitality or color
hominid
A primate of the family Hominidae, including humans and great apes
lipid
An organic compound such as fat or oil, insoluble in water; a key component of living cells
torrid
Extremely hot and dry; intensely passionate
florid
Having a rosy complexion; excessively ornate in style