aba
or ab·ba
noun
Origin of aba
Aba
noun
ABA
or A.B.A.
Examples from the Web for aba
Contemporary Examples of aba
In the 1990s, the same ABA filed suit against Barnes & Noble and Borders for similar practices.
The ABA declined to comment on its PAC giving for this story.
But if Keating is frustrated with Congress, in some ways he is just getting the government the ABA has paid for.
The ABA noted that the Purdue research was technically published as an opinion piece, not a scientific study.
But this is a basketball tournament—and Costas has called a lot of games in the NBA and ABA.
Historical Examples of aba
Aba, king of Hungary, defeated by his own subjects and killed in battle.
The Every Day Book of History and ChronologyJoel Munsell
The rime scheme of all the tercets is aba, of the conclusion abaa.
English VerseRaymond MacDonald Alden, Ph.D.
A Theban noble of this period named Aba was buried at Thebes.
History Of Egypt, Chalda, Syria, Babylonia, And Assyria In The Light Of Recent DiscoveryL.W. King and H.R. Hall
Cosasi m'huga cugai kiti ti dama catum' ami gusuda huco bupo gusudana ia duburh' aba.
The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Volume 3Hubert Howe Bancroft
This story was followed by another, of a young devil that became a religious of the famous monastery of Aba Gatima.
A Voyage to AbyssiniaJerome Lobo