Since the cabbies in the Big Apple carry approximately 400,000 people per day, that means about one in every thousand passengers feel the need to bring a complaint against a driver.
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cabby — (also cabbie) ► NOUN (pl. cabbies) informal ▪ a taxi driver … English terms dictionary
cabby — Oliver’s Story, by Erich Segal, has the following exchange: ‘“What are you, buddy,” said the cabby, “an amnesiac?” “What are you, cabby,” I retorted, “Woody Allen?”’ A British example of ‘cabby’ used to a taxi driver occurs in Thursday… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
cabby — cabbie UK [ˈkæbɪ] / US or cabby UK / US noun [countable] Word forms cabbie : singular cabbie plural cabbies informal a taxi driver … English dictionary
cabby — noun see cabbie … New Collegiate Dictionary
cabby — /kab ee/, n., pl. cabbies. Informal. a cabdriver. Also, cabbie. [1855 60; CAB(DRIVER) + Y2] * * * … Universalium
cabby — noun /ˈkæb.i/ a cabdriver, someone who drives a taxi … Wiktionary
cabby — see cabbie … English dictionary
cabby — cab·by || kæbɪ n. cabdriver, taxi driver … English contemporary dictionary
cabby — (also cabbie) noun (plural cabbies) informal a taxi driver … English new terms dictionary
cabby — cab·by … English syllables
cabby — [ˈkæbi] noun [C] informal a taxi driver … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
