bibbed
bɪbd
Definition

Definition of bibbed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
clothingRarehaving a bib as part of clothingRare
  • The child wore a bibbed apron while painting.
aproned smocked
2.
sportsRareequipped with a bib for identificationRare
  • The players wore bibbed jerseys during the match.
equipped fitted
3.
animalRarehaving a bib-like patch of colorRare
  • The bird is known for its bibbed chest.
marked spotted
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Origin of bibbed

Middle English, bibben (to drink) + -ed (past participle)

Examples of bibbed in a sentence

  • The uniform included a bibbed overall for protection.
  • The bibbed athletes lined up for the race.
  • Each bibbed participant was assigned a number.
  • The cat's bibbed fur made it stand out.
  • She admired the bibbed pattern on the rabbit's coat.

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  1. French:à bavette, identifié par un dossard, ...
  2. German:lätzchenartig, mit Lätzchen, ...
  3. Italian:con pettorina, pettorale, ...
  4. Spanish:con babero, con peto, ...
  5. Portuguese:com babete, numerado, ...
  6. Chinese:有围兜的, 佩戴围兜的, ...
  7. Japanese:ビブ付きの, ビブを着た, ...
  8. Arabic:ذو مِريلَة, مُرْتَدي المِرْيَلَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְסֻנָּר, עִם סִינָּר, ...
  10. Russian:с нагрудником, с пятном, ...
  11. Ukrainian:з нагрудником, з номером, ...
  12. Hindi:बिब वाला, बिब वाली, ...
bib
bɪb
bibbing
bib: cloth worn by babies to protect clothes
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Definition of bib - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
baby clothingcloth worn by babies to protect clothes
  • The baby wore a bib during lunch.
apron coverall smock
2.
race identificationTECH.rectangular material with a number for race identificationTECH.
  • Each runner had a bib with their number.
3.
sportsTECH.colorful vest worn to mark team in sportsTECH.
  • Players wore bibs to show their team.
jersey
4.
animal markingTECH.patch of color on the throat or chest of an animalTECH.
  • The robin has a red bib.
marking

Verb

1.
dressingtr.fasten a protective cloth around someone's necktr.
  • She bibbed the baby before feeding.
2.
drinkingintr.RareUKdrink in small amounts regularlyintr.RareUK
  • He likes to bib his wine every evening.
nibble sip
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Images of bib

  • bib: cloth worn by babies to protect clothes
    cloth worn by babies to protect clothes
  • bib: rectangular material with a number for race identification
    rectangular material with a number for race identification
  • bib: colorful vest worn to mark team in sports
    colorful vest worn to mark team in sports
  • bib: patch of color on the throat or chest of an animal
    patch of color on the throat or chest of an animal

Expressions with bib

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sleeveless sports garment worn for team identification or protection
Each player wore a training bib during practice.
work garment with trousers and shoulder straps
He wore a bib and brace for the painting job.
shorts with a bib front worn by athletes
The runner preferred bib shorts for their comfort and fit.
wearing your finest or most formal clothes
She arrived in her best bib and tucker for the party.
to get involved in something uninvited
She always sticks her bib in when we're talking.
wearing your nicest clothes for a special event
For the gala, wear your best bib and tucker.

Origin of bib

Latin, bibere (to drink)

Examples of bib in a sentence

  • The colorful bib was a gift from grandma.
  • The cyclist wore a bib with a unique number.
  • Marathon participants received a bib at registration.
  • The coach handed out bibs before the match.
  • Each participant wore a numbered bib during the race.
  • The bird's bib was a striking blue.

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  1. French:bavoir, baveter, ...
  2. German:Lätzchen, ein Lätzchen umlegen, ...
  3. Italian:bavaglino, mettere il bavaglino, ...
  4. Spanish:babero, poner un babero, ...
  5. Portuguese:babete, colocar o babete, ...
  6. Chinese:围兜, 围上围兜, ...
  7. Japanese:よだれかけ, ビブをつける, ...
  8. Arabic:مَرِيلَة, ألبَسَ المِرْيَلَةَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִינָר, לְהַלְבִּישׁ סִינָר, ...
  10. Russian:нагрудник, надевать нагрудник, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нагрудник, одягнути нагрудник, ...
  12. Hindi:बिब, बिब पहनाना, ...

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