to cab

Examples

• All

• When it started raining, I knew I had to cab it home quickly.

• bus. or Yellow Cab it Cab it?

  The Muppet Movie (1979)

• Part of me wanted to cab it back to the hotel.

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• I'll just meet you at your place tonight, then we can cab it to my apartment.

  Ratter (2015)

• Look I'll just, cab it to his office and get some answers.

  Trench (2018)

• Hey, we'll cab it.

  Siren (2016)

• Getting there: Fly directly into Lima and cab it to the Miraflores shopping center for around US$10.

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• The third is for us to leave with all our stuff, cab it into town to the place with Wi-Fi, and leave Zac there with the bags while I hunt around for a hotel.

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• So New York bands or or musicians would take their smallest amp they could a guitar and a couple pedals because they're taking a cab to their gig, OK, what they can carry.

• You will need to cab it to places, but provided you take a metered taxi (the white ones) and are aware that the minimum fare is E2.50, watch a map while you're going so they don't take you round the houses, you should be fine.

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Synonyms

U

to uber

vsto cab

• Informal

2 4.8

To get a car through the Uber app

refers to hired car travel generally rather than app arranged service

T

to taxi

vsto cab

1 1.0

To ride in a car with a driver you pay

is the same travel action but uses a different common word

Antonyms

D

to drive

∞ 1.0

To operate a car or give someone a ride

Compounds

C

cab fare

12 1.8

The money you pay for a taxi ride

Y

yellow cab

• US

4 2.1

A taxi painted yellow seen in cities like New York

G

gypsy cab

• Offensive

3 8.6

A taxi that is not official and picks up passengers from the street without a license

H

hansom cab

• Archaic

2 9.9

A small two-wheeled carriage pulled by a horse with a covered seat for passengers and a driver behind

H

hackney cab

• UK

6.6

A car you pay to take you where you want in a city

How Fast

to fly

∞ 2.3

to drive

∞ 1.0

to cab

• Informal

3 2.8

to cycle

10 1.8

to walk

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology