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Meanings of tabby (tabbies) in English
Usage of tabbies in English
1
The most beautiful collection of brown tabbies is owned by Mr. C.H.
2
Of the tabbies, there are brown tabbies, silver tabbies, and red tabbies.
3
Somewhere in there there was something about like the tabbies were rebellious.
4
The members made no distinction between slender or consumptive cats, or pregnant tabbies.
5
ABC Family's first animated series chronicles not-so-smart tabbies Buckley and Eddie.
6
If these Herringport tabbies had the toothache they would register only polite anguish-inpublic.
7
Don't bother with the antique frumps, the disappointed old tabbies.
8
Confound Lady Betty, and all scandal-loving old tabbies like her!
9
Such a lot of dull, prosy, inquisitive, bothering old tabbies!
10
The point is that, once again, he had delivered, a preening lion among ordinary tabbies.
11
And the tabbies started a war with the calicoes.
12
A talented woman marries a man without proportionate gifts and the tabbies call a special session.
13
I hate tabbies as much as you do.
14
The ordinary observer considers the brown tabby with white markings as much the handsomest of the tabbies.
15
The next time the unlucky tabbies assembled in his backyard, the valiant carpenter was on the alert.
16
It never occurs to the tabbies that no talent or facility can ever stifle a woman's nature.
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