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101cab|ble — «KAB uhl», verb, bled, bling. –v.t. to break up into pieces (iron which has been smelted with charcoal, balled, and flattened) before fagoting, fusing, and rolling into bars. –v.i. to cabble iron. ╂[origin uncertain] –cab´bler, noun …
102cab|driv|er — «KAB DRY vuhr», noun. a person who drives a cab, especially a taxicab …
103cab|man — «KAB muhn», noun, plural men. a man who drives a cab, especially a taxicab …
104cab rank rule — See barrister. Collins dictionary of law. W. J. Stewart. 2001 …
105cab rank — n BrE a place where taxis wait for customers American Equivalent: cabstand …
106cab tout — cab tout, British. a person whose job is to fetch cabs and help with luggage …
107cab|a|let|ta — «KAB uh LEHT uh; Italian KAH bah LEHT ah», noun. an operatic song in rondo form with variations imitating the hoofbeats of a cantering horse. ╂[< Italian cabaletta] …
108cab|a|lism — «KAB uh lihz uhm», noun. 1. the system of the cabala (def. 1). 2. mystic or occult doctrine; occultism …
109cab|a|lis|ti|cal — «KAB uh LIHS tuh kuhl», adjective. = cabalistic. (Cf. ↑cabalistic) …
110cab|al|line — «KAB uh lihn», adjective. of or having to do with a horse or horses: »the caballine spring (the spring Hippocrene produced by a stroke of the hoof of Pegasus). ╂[< Latin caballīnus < caballus horse] …
