bibbed

UK
/bɪbd/
US
/bɪbd/

Translations

bibbedadjective
more bibbed
Comp.
most bibbed
Super.
UK
/bɪbd/
US
/bɪbd/
The bibbed apron protected her clothes while she cooked.
Нагрудный фартук защищал её одежду, пока она готовила.
bibverb

bibbed

Past Simple

bibbed
Past Simple
bibbed
Past Participle
bibbing
Gerund
UK
/bɪb/
US
/bɪb/
Additional translations

Definitions

bibbedadjective
Having a bib or a part resembling a bib, often used to describe clothing or garments with a protective or decorative front piece.
The bibbed apron protected her clothes while she cooked.
Of an animal, having a distinctive patch of colour on the chest or throat resembling a bib.
The white-bibbed honeybird gets its name from the pale patch on its throat.
bibverb
To drink alcohol, especially in a habitual or excessive manner.
He would often bib with his friends at the local pub after work.
To drink or imbibe (a liquid), especially habitually or in small sips; to tipple.
They sat on the porch bibbing iced tea while watching the sunset.