How Do You Spell JABS?
Correct spelling for the English word "JABS" is [dʒ_ˈa_b_z], [d͡ʒˈabz], [dʒˈabz]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for JABS
Below is the list of 99 misspellings for the word "jabs".
- habis
- jaber
- jqabs
- gabes
- juabs
- habes
- jobsite
- jobss
- jbos
- kabosh
- jeaus
- jpbs
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- japs
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- joobs
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- jabns
- jacs
- janbs
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- jzbs
- jans
- jabhs
- cabies
- jboss
- jwabs
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- kjabs
- caboos
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- abs
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- gatbsy
- jubmo
- jass
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- jabobs
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- habs
- jobsd
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- jubs
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- jazbs
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- kababs
Usage Examples for JABS
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Jim, stimulated by the remarks of the passengers and their eager interest in his doings, marched up to Thumper, struck a sparring attitude, and shuffled around, making sundry little passes and jabs which the bear ignored. - "Red Saunders' Pets and Other Critters" by Henry Wallace Phillips
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Pressed backward, he clinched to save himself, and in this position, where nobody could see his movements, he viciously tried to put some short jabs into Paul's abdomen. - "Around the World in Ten Days" by Chelsea Curtis Fraser
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It was fun to bully the pigeons and to give sly, savage jabs to the half- grown chicks. - "Children of the Wild" by Charles G. D. Roberts
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Now, if there was one thing that the Northmen valued more than another it was courage, and their leader was so pleased with the lad's pluck that- after he had picked one of his arrows out of his own arm and had warded off with some trouble various lightning- like jabs of a copper knife- he directed his men to " throw a noose over that young wildcat" and bring him along, together with what other treasure they might find. - "The Iron Star And what It saw on Its Journey through the Ages" by John Preston True
