5 letter words with AB in the middle

**Parts of Speech:** Drabs is a noun. **Definitions:** Drabs refer to a dull, faded, or dirty color, especially grayish-brown. It can also mean a slovenly or slatternly woman. **Pronunciations:** In US English, drabs is pronounced as "dræbz" (d-r-a-b-z). In UK English, it is pronounced as "dræbz" (d-r-a-b-z). **Origin and Usage:** The word drabs originated in the 16th century from the Middle English word "drabbe", meaning a dirty or untidy woman. It was later used to describe a dull or faded color in the 17th century. In modern times, it is used to describe colors that are dull or faded, especially grayish-brown. It is also used to describe a slovenly or slatternly woman. **Synonyms:** synonyms of drabs include dull, faded, dingy, lackluster, and sullied. **Related Words:** related 5 letter words to drabs include darbs, grabs, brads, and carbs. **Example Sentences:** - The walls of the old building were painted in drab colors. - The drab winter sky made everything look dull and lifeless. - She wore a drab dress that matched the color of the walls. - The drab interior of the house was in need of a renovation. - He was surrounded by a group of drabs who were always causing trouble.

Grabs

Parts of Speech: Verb

Definitions:

• To seize suddenly or quickly; snatch
• To take or obtain something without permission or consent
• To attract or hold someones attention or interest

Pronunciations:

• US: /ɡræbz/
• UK: /ɡræbz/

Origin and Usage:

The word "grabs" originated from the Middle English word "grabben" which means "to grasp or seize". It has been in use since the 16th century and is commonly used in informal and casual language.

Synonyms:

• Snatch
• Seize
• Take
• Acquire
• Capture

Related Words:

• Grope
• Grasp
• Grill
• Glare
• Greet

Example Sentences:

• He grabbed the book from the shelf.
• She grabbed the opportunity to travel abroad.
• The new product grabbed the attention of many customers.

**Parts of Speech:** Drabs is a noun. **Definitions:** Drabs refer to a dull, faded, or dirty color, especially grayish-brown. It can also mean a slovenly or slatternly woman. **Pronunciations:** In US English, drabs is pronounced as "dræbz" (d-r-a-b-z). In UK English, it is pronounced as "dræbz" (d-r-a-b-z). **Origin and Usage:** The word drabs originated in the 16th century from the Middle English word "drabbe", meaning a dirty or untidy woman. It was later used to describe a dull or faded color in the 17th century. In modern times, it is used to describe colors that are dull or faded, especially grayish-brown. It is also used to describe a slovenly or slatternly woman. **Synonyms:** synonyms of drabs include dull, faded, dingy, lackluster, and sullied. **Related Words:** related 5 letter words to drabs include darbs, grabs, brads, and carbs. **Example Sentences:** - The walls of the old building were painted in drab colors. - The drab winter sky made everything look dull and lifeless. - She wore a drab dress that matched the color of the walls. - The drab interior of the house was in need of a renovation. - He was surrounded by a group of drabs who were always causing trouble.

Crabs

1. Parts of Speech: Noun (plural)
2. Definitions:
   • A crustacean with a broad carapace, stalked eyes, and five pairs of legs, the first pair of which are modified as pincers.
   • Infestation of pubic hair with lice.
3. Pronunciations: (US: kræbz) (UK: kræbz)
4. Origin and Usage:
   • The word "crabs" originated from the Old English word "cræbb" which means "crab or creeping animal". It has been used since the 14th century to refer to the crustacean with a broad carapace and five pairs of legs.
   • The term "crabs" has also been used to refer to pubic lice infestation since the 16th century. This usage likely comes from the crab-like appearance of the lice.
5. Synonyms: None
6. Related Words:
   • Brace
   • Carbs
   • Cramp
   • Crash
   • Crush
7. Example Sentences:
   • He caught a dozen crabs while fishing at the beach.
   • She was embarrassed to discover she had crabs.

Parts of Speech

Blabs is a verb.

Definitions

To blab means to reveal secrets or confidential information, especially by talking too much or carelessly. It can also mean to talk excessively or indiscreetly.

Pronunciations

US: /blæbz/

UK: /blæbz/

Origin and Usage

Blabs originated from the Middle English word "blabbe" which means "a person who talks too much". It has been used in English language since the 16th century.

The word "blabbermouth" is a related term, which refers to a person who talks too much or reveals secrets.

Synonyms

• Reveal
• Disclose
• Divulge
• Expose
• Tattle
• Talkative
• Gossip

Related Words

• Babel
• Balds
• Bales
• Balls
• Balms

Example Sentences

• She blabs about everything, even things that are supposed to be confidential.
• He blabbed to the press about the companys upcoming merger.
• Stop blabbing and let me concentrate on my work.