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Meanings of tabby in English
Usage of tabby in English
1
The wild cat supports itself and the tabby cat has its million.
2
It is, in fact, a tabby without the black stripes or spots.
3
Her tabby hood came down in a peak between her green eyes.
4
One of Bertie Briggs's tabby cats begins to walk a high wire.
5
At Taliesin West, one of the cooks had owned a tabby cat.
6
She tested the liquid, rolling up her eyes like a greedy tabby.
7
The cat, a furry tabby, loped past, giving her a disdainful look.
8
Bandit and Brandy were joined by another tabby kitten I named Snookums.
9
To us, Thomas only looks like an ordinary, sleek, well-fed, tabby cat.
10
Not with them but not far behind came the tabby cat.
11
There are the tigers also, the brown tabby, and the orange and white.
12
I won't have you baited by all the old tabby-cats in the neighbourhood.
13
The real tortoise-shell is not a striped tiger nor a tabby.
14
Among cat fanciers there is a distinctive variety known as the tortoise-shell tabby.
15
Two tabby cats sat up by the fender, blinking and nodding with sleep.
16
The Herald Live reported that Leah is a four-year-old tabby cat.
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Tabby across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common