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kab

British  
/ kæb /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of cab 2

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Kab, a 2-year-old Doberman wearing a blue bandanna, is noticeably anxious.

From New York Times

The refinery, a major Iranian refinery, had to temporarily shut in 2018 after some water pipes were damaged because of a build up of salt due to falling levels of the Karoun river and rising salinity,‮ ‬said the refinery’s head of public relations, Mohsen Kab Amir, according to Mehr news agency.

From Reuters

KAB also engaged local civic and community groups to organise cleanups and address what it called the “national disgrace” of litter.

From The Guardian

This work had merit, but by the mid-1970s, concern over KAB’s industry ties had led environmental groups such as the Sierra Club and the Izaak Walton League, as well as the US Environmental Protection Agency, to resign their advisory roles with the group.

From The Guardian

“Ab turn ghar kab aa rahi ho?”

From Literature