cab
31CAB — the abbreviation of the Citizen s Advice Bureau …
32cab — (n.) 1826, light, horse drawn carriage, shortening of cabriolet (1763), from Fr. cabriolet (18c.), dim. of cabrioler leap, caper (16c./17c.), from It. capriolare jump in the air, from L. capreolus wild goat, roebuck. The carriages had springy… …
33CAB — (Cabinet File) kæb extension in DOS 8.3 for compressed files that are used by Windows installation programs (Computers) …
34cab — /ingl. kæb/ [vc. ingl., abbr. del fr. cabriolet] s. m. inv. carrozza, carrozzella …
35cab — [n] car for hire carriage, hack, hackney, jitney, taxi, taxicab, tourist car; concept 505 …
36Cab — [kɛp ], das; s, s <englisch> (einspännige englische Droschke) …
37CAB — ► ABBREVIATION ▪ Citizens Advice Bureau …
38CAB — abbrev. Civil Aeronautics Board …
39cab — cab1 [kab] n. [< CABRIOLET] 1. a horse drawn carriage, esp. one for public hire 2. TAXICAB 3. the part of a locomotive, motor truck, crane, etc. in which the operator sits vi. cabbed, cabbing Informal …
40cab|al|le|ro — «KAB uhl YAIR oh, uh LAIR ; Spanish KAH VAH|LYAY roh», noun, plural ros. 1. in Spain: a) a gentleman: »Respectable caballeros no longer take their wives or fiancées to such places (Time). b) a knight. 2. Southwestern U.S. a) a horseman. b) an… …