carby

British  

/ ˈkɑːbɪ /

noun

1. informal short for carburettor

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Example Sentences

The 13th scent, according to the brand’s website, comes from the actual wearer, meaning the fragrance, which perfumer Michael Carby created, offers a personal experience.

From Los Angeles Times

The result is a carby, saucy, cheesy, oniony bowl of pasta that lives up to the hype and my expectations.

From Washington Post

Crowley continues, describing the food in a mouth-watering way: "there's a filling of onions cooked to golden caramel in chicken fat, then painted onto a belly-hugging potato canvas. That carby mass is then wrapped in thin, pliant dough and blistered in the oven."

From Salon

As long as you make sure your waffle maker is well-oiled, most carby things tend to crisp up really, really well; I like using PAM nonstick spray for baking, which uses both oil and flour.

From Salon

My household has been in dire need of comfort lately, and my husband and I have been gravitating toward stereotypical American comfort food, meaning carbs and sweets and — jackpot! — carby sweets.

From Washington Post