A fid is a conical tool traditionally made of wood or bone, used to work with rope and canvas.
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A fid is a conical tool traditionally made of wood or bone, used to work with rope and canvas.
FID or fid may also refer to: FID, IATA code for Elizabeth Field (Suffolk County, New York), U.S. FID, the country code used by FIDE The Fid, a mountain in Antarctica F.I.D. (album), by Masami Akita Fédération internationale de documentation (FID), a defunct international organization, see International Federation for Information and Documentation Financial institutions duty, an Australian tax Firearms identification (often, FID card), defined as part of gun laws in Massachusetts Flame ionization detector Flight initiation distance Foreign internal defense Fréchet inception distance, image quality metric Free induction decay Focus-image distance, in projectional radiography Stop the Decline (Italian: ''''), an Italian political party
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