bib
துணியை
definition
verb
Though the issue of drink was not raised in these cases, it is likely that a visit to market would have included ale- bibbing .
drink (something alcoholic).
noun
He removed the grey bib from around my neck and handed me a piece of white tissue.
a piece of cloth or plastic fastened around a person's neck to keep their clothes clean while eating.
translation of 'bib'
உடையைப் பாதுகாக்க குழந்தையின் கழுத்தில் கட்டித் தொங்கவிடப்படும் துணி
noun
மீன் வகை
example
As a Novice licence holder, you must race wearing an orange 'bib' .
It is a pale tan colour, though the cap and 'bib' are darker brown.
But her name was printed on the front of her numbered 'bib' , and all along the course, people lining the streets called her name.
It has dark streaks on its back and flanks, and the male has a black 'bib' and crown; the female is more drab, although still an attractive bird.
Well, put on a 'bib' and join the blue side, he was told.
"Take it; oh, you must!" he stammered, and thrust the envelope into the 'bib' of her apron and ran back to his room, groaning and frowning as if he had hurt himself.
Has anyone seen ‘Fluffy’, a large tiger cat with a white 'bib' and bushy tail?
I dressed him into a multicolored striped body suit after bathing him and I took him downstairs and put on his 'bib' with the frog on it and fed him mashed apples, formula, and rice.
Runway is black with a white 'bib' , whiskers and socks.
The male, however, is readily recognized with his heavy black 'bib' , which may be rather washed out in winter, white cheeks and chestnut on the back of his head.
My mother walked over to me, wiping her hand on the 'bib' of her apron, and placed her right palm over my forehead, checking for a fever.
I spotted a cleaner sporting a plastic 'bib' with the words Tourist Attractions emblazoned across it.
They will arrive at the third World Cup wearing the yellow leader 'bib' and having the prestige of being Britain's most successful crew this season.
He removed the grey 'bib' from around my neck and handed me a piece of white tissue.
After crossing the checkpoint line, an official punched the appropriate spot on my 'bib' , indicating the completion of the first section, and then pointed me towards the food.
There should be no other colors on the bird except for a nice broad white 'bib' under it's throat.
Her apron 'bib' had a strap that went around her neck and the waist strings were tied behind her back.
a black bird with a white 'bib'
A wheatear with white eyebrow and orange 'bib' perched nearby, robin shaped, hardly larger, soon to fly to Africa.
Dippers are rounded, short-tailed, rather wren-like birds in form but almost thrush-sized; a striking feature is the large white 'bib' against otherwise dark plumage.
She bounced on his lap in a pouting way, but eventually stopped when he put her baby 'bib' , the plastic ones that come with the kid's meals, around her neck.
Rose smoothed her hands down the 'bib' of her dungarees.
"You get on with it, Charley," said she, giving him the can and fishing a spoon from the interior of her apron 'bib' .
The white-breasted kingfisher is a noisy brown, bright blue and white bird, sporting a large white 'bib' and a powerful red bill.
They were not allowed through checkpoints without the 'bib' and computerised chip given to every registered entrant.
It was black with a white 'bib' , a red tail and an orange and yellow beak.
Given that children smear food into their hair, their ears, along the table, and on you, the small area of protection afforded by the 'bib' is laughable, really.
The classes involve jogging, sprinting, star-jumps, stomach crunches and push-ups with participants wearing a numbered 'bib' , allowing easy identification should you need to be shouted at.
Unique to the garden store is a rugged nylon 'bib' with five mesh pockets suitable for holding and organizing hand tools and seed packets.
Lifting her dark eyebrows, she looked at him with surprise in her squinting eyes, as if asking, "What is this for?" took the photo silently and put it in the 'bib' of her apron.
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