- cabbie or cabby
- cab|bie or cab|by [ `kæbi ] noun count INFORMALa taxi driver
Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.
cabbie or cabby
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cabby — cabbie UK [ˈkæbɪ] / US or cabby UK / US noun [countable] Word forms cabbie : singular cabbie plural cabbies informal a taxi driver … English dictionary
cabbie — UK [ˈkæbɪ] / US or cabby UK / US noun [countable] Word forms cabbie : singular cabbie plural cabbies informal a taxi driver … English dictionary
cabby — (also cabbie) ► NOUN (pl. cabbies) informal ▪ a taxi driver … English terms dictionary
cabbie — AND cabby n. a taxi driver. (Also a term of address.) □ Ask the cabbie if he can change a twenty. □ Say, cabby, do you know the way to St. Joseph’s Hospital? … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
cabbie — [[t]kæ̱bi[/t]] cabbies also cabby N COUNT A cabbie is a person who drives a taxi. [INFORMAL] Syn: cab driver … English dictionary
cabbie — /ˈkæbi/ (say kabee) noun Colloquial a cab driver: *As the only cabbie in town, he earned more than half his income on Saturday –ronald mckie, 1975. Also, cabby …
cabbie — or cabby noun (plural cabbies) Date: 1854 cabdriver … New Collegiate Dictionary
cabby — noun see cabbie … New Collegiate Dictionary
cabby — /kab ee/, n., pl. cabbies. Informal. a cabdriver. Also, cabbie. [1855 60; CAB(DRIVER) + Y2] * * * … Universalium
cabbie — cab|bie cabby [ˈkæbi] n [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: cab] informal a taxi driver … Dictionary of contemporary English
