cabbed Antonyms
Meaning of cabbed
cabbed
a similar light closed carriage (such as a hansom), to travel in a cab, an ancient Hebrew unit of capacity equal to about two quarts (2.2 liters), the part of a locomotive that houses the engineer and operating controls, taxicab, a comparable shelter (as on a truck) housing operating controls, cabriolet, cabernet sauvignon, a carriage for hire
cabbed Sentence Examples
- The passengers cabbed it to the airport, hoping to avoid traffic delays.
- The tourists cabbed around the city, eager to explore its landmarks.
- She cabbed home after a long day at work, weary and exhausted.
- The family cabbed to the amusement park, excited to spend a day of fun and adventure.
- The businessman cabbed to a meeting downtown, where he intended to close an important deal.
- The guests cabbed to the wedding reception, eager to celebrate the happy couple.
- The cabbed to the hospital, their hearts heavy with concern for their loved one.
- The students cabbed to the library, where they planned to spend the evening studying.
- The weary travelers cabbed to their hotel, eager to rest and recharge.
- The commuters cabbed to the train station, where they would board their train home.
FAQs About the word cabbed
a similar light closed carriage (such as a hansom), to travel in a cab, an ancient Hebrew unit of capacity equal to about two quarts (2.2 liters), the part of a
gigged, motored, rolled, flew, drove, coached, rode, migrated, navigated, jetted
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The passengers cabbed it to the airport, hoping to avoid traffic delays.
The tourists cabbed around the city, eager to explore its landmarks.
She cabbed home after a long day at work, weary and exhausted.
The family cabbed to the amusement park, excited to spend a day of fun and adventure.
