1. A kind of waved silk, or other stuff, usually watered; a mixture of lime with shells, gravel or stones, which becomes hard as rock.

2. To water or cause to look wavy.

3. Having a wavy, variegated appearance; brinded; diversified in colour.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• tabble,
• tafy,
• stabb,
• tabbs,
• babay,
• abbay,
• abby,
• babby,
• mabby,
• tobuy,
• sabby,
• tablw,
• rabba,
• mabay,
• mayby,
• mobby,
• tobay,
• habby,
• taber,
• maeby

• tafoya,
• taffy,
• tap,
• taub,
• tabi,
• Taube,
• tab,
• Tabb,
• taboo,
• tabu.

The adjective form of the word "tabby" is "tabby".

The plural of the "tabby" can be the "tabbies".

The singular of the "tabby" can be the "tabby".