cabbie
cabby
/ (ˈkæbɪ) /
informal a cab driver
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How to use cabbie in a sentence
Part of doing business as a cabbie is trolling the streets for fares.
Librizzi has always struck me as an admirable man, rough-hewn as a New York cabbie.
Red, Black, and Silver’ Just May Be Jackson Pollock’s Last Painting | Anthony Haden-Guest | January 18, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe cabbie picked me up at Union Station one evening during the Obama-Clinton primary battle.
His father was a cabbie; the family lived in public housing.
Now nearly everyone, from your cabbie to your masseur, can manage a few words in English.
cabbie gave up trying to explain the majesty of the great Abbey to one so utterly obtuse as Sedgwick seemed to be.
The Wedge of Gold | C. C. GoodwinThe cabbie turned aside into a paved drive and halted his taxi beside a large building that had a distinct air of gentility.
Trading Jeff and his Dog | James Arthur Kjelgaard"No offense, Mac," the cabbie said, sounding obscurely troubled.
Charley de Milo | Laurence Mark Janifer AKA Larry M. Harris"Hey, that's a nice place," the cabbie said heartily, as they started off.
Occasion for Disaster | Gordon Randall Garrett"The worst is nothing compared to those boys," the cabbie said.
Occasion for Disaster | Gordon Randall Garrett
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