How Do You Spell CAB?
Correct spelling for the English word "cab" is [k_ˈa_b], [kˈab], [kˈab]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Plural form of CAB is CABS
Definition of CAB
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hollow (RSV, "kab"), occurs only in 2 Kings 6:25 ; a dry measure, the sixth part of a seah, and the eighteenth part of an ephah, equal to about two English quarts.
Anagrams of CAB
Common Misspellings for CAB
Below is the list of 202 misspellings for the word "cab".
- cauz
- claub
- hab
- fab
- recab
- ccbc
- cabagge
- cabn
- gabbi
- wabb
- casb
- cabel
- wayb
- sab
- 320kb
- cwab
- agaib
- sab
- cabt
- cao
- 2car
- cal
- cabage
- cai
- cao
- cubie
- raab
- csab
- ccabin
- 20car
- can12
- gaebo
- cabl
- garbe
- jaber
- carbo
- kab
- cluub
- kaboom
- ckae
- cas
- cabni
- cay
- cheab
- cubbie
- cabd
- canb
- cagb
- gab
- cabige
- macarb
- caba
- cabbie
- caiber
- cabit
- 3427bcb7
- cvab
- cazebo
- cabb
- canby
- scabe
- mab
- calab
- jacbo
- sucba
- ca b
- cwb
- cab
- cag
- cabil
- ccb
- vocabu
- cac
- caza
- cb
- c ab
- craby
- cfab
- jacab
- cae
- cmb
- macob
- cdab
- cau
- claub
- capabe
- caj
- agaib
- caf
- bab
- calbe
- cdb
- cabh
- caoz
- scabei
- cabel
- czb
- rab
- wcab
- crb
- clab
- cabv
- vcab
- clb
- 1can
- canbe
- 1car
- cfae
- gabba
- pab
- jakub
- collab
- macbeh
- vocab
- dcab
- caug
- dab
- ab
- caqb
- csae
- cag
- wcctb
- cahb
- macob
- acobe
- csah
- curba
- cav
- macabe
- jokab
- curbe
- cameby
- aqaba
- calab
- calib
- callb
- lcub
- cba
- vab
- backb
- voacb
- capha
- couboy
- corba
- rgab
- acob
- jecob
- caa
- ccab
- czab
- cctb
- cak
- cib
- crabe
- caben
- cowbow
- bcaa
- caiber
- claeb
- cabg
- cmae
- caelb
- fcab
- begab
- kabah
- cabil
- cqab
- ab540
- cavb
- cah
- kabab
- charbo
- cllub
- cabo
- carb
- csb
- carbor
- caz
- jacub
- cfbp
- gabor
- ceb
- 3car
- xcab
- cawb
- xab
- cqb
- mcabe
- carbiou
- cac
- clab
- cambe
- jakob
- bcaue
- cazb
- cabi
- wab
- cxab
- caf
- cabe
- caab
- scabe
Similar spelling words for CAB
Usage Examples for CAB
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Oh, a cab, by all means. - "The Wheel O' Fortune" by Louis Tracy
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" Let's go and find a cab, then. - "The Sins of Séverac Bablon" by Sax Rohmer
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So I hastened back to my cab, and, ordering the man to drive to the law- offices, tore it open as I jumped in. - "On the Church Steps" by Sarah C. Hallowell
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" Reckon we're here," said Pete as the cab stopped. - "The Ridin' Kid from Powder River" by Henry Herbert Knibbs
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Do you suppose I ain't got no friends just 'cause I drive a cab? - "New Faces" by Myra Kelly
