hab or nab
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hab-nab — hab nab, hab or nab see hab … Useful english dictionary
nab — be·nab; can·nab·ic; cu·nab·u·la; hab·nab; in·cu·nab·u·lar; in·cu·nab·u·list; in·cu·nab·u·lum; mac·nab; NAB; nab·a·tae·an; nab·ber; nab·by; nab·i·dae; nab·la; tin·tin·nab·u·lar; tin·tin·nab·u·lary; tin·tin·nab·u·la·tion; tin·tin·nab·u·lous;… … English syllables
hab — co·hab; co·hab·it; co·hab·i·ta·tion; hab; HAB; hab·ble; hab·da·lah; hab·e·nar·ia; hab·er·dash·er; hab·er·dash·ery; hab·er·geon; hab·ile; hab·it·abil·i·ty; hab·it·able; hab·it·al·ly; hab·it·ancy; hab·i·tat; hab·i·ta·tion; hab·i·tude;… … English syllables
habnab — ˈ(h)abˌnab adverb also hab or nab ˈ(h)abə(r)ˈnab Etymology: from (assumed) Middle English dialect habbe nabbe, habbe or nabbe whether he (she, I) has ( … Useful english dictionary
hob and nob — I. |häbə(n)|näb interjection Etymology: probably alteration of earlier hob or nob, alteration of hab or nab more at habnab archaic used as an informal toast in convivial drinking II. adverb (or adjective) also … Useful english dictionary
hobnob — /hob nob /, v., hobnobbed, hobnobbing, n. v.i. 1. to associate on very friendly terms (usually fol. by with): She often hobnobs with royalty. 2. Archaic. to drink together. n. 3. a friendly, informal chat. [1595 1605; from the phrase hab or nab… … Universalium
hobnob — hob•nob [[t]ˈhɒbˌnɒb[/t]] v. i. nobbed, nob•bing, to associate on very friendly terms: to hobnob with royalty[/ex] • Etymology: 1595–1605; from the phrase hab or nab lit., have or have not hob′nob ber, n … From formal English to slang
hobnob — /ˈhɒbnɒb / (say hobnob) verb (i) (hobnobbed, hobnobbing) to associate on very friendly terms: *No doubt the years he had spent hobnobbing with every variety of individual had sharpened his wits. –henry handel richardson, 1925. {earlier hab or nab …
hob or nob — I. |häbə(r)|näb variant of hob and nob I II. archaic variant of hobnob I … Useful english dictionary
habnab — hab·nab … English syllables
