- hab-nab
- [haebnæb]
adverbzmešano, brez reda; zlepa ali zgrda
English-Slovenian dictionary. 2013.
hab-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 or nab — adverb see habnab * * * hab nab, hab or nab see hab … Useful english dictionary
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 — hab·nab … English syllables
Habnab — Hab nab (h[a^]b n[a^]b), adv. [{Hobnob}.] By chance. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
hobnob — hob|nob [ hab,nab ] verb intransitive INFORMAL to spend time talking to rich or famous people … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
higgledy-piggledy — confusedly, hurriedly, 1590s, a vocal gesture [OED] probably formed from PIG (Cf. pig) and the animal s suggestions of mess and disorder. Reduplications in the h /p pattern are common (e.g. hanky panky, hocus pocus, hinch(y) pinch(y), an obsolete … Etymology dictionary
hobnob — (v.) 1763, To drink to each other, from hob and nob (1756) to toast each other by turns, to buy alternate rounds of drinks, from c.1550 hab nab to have or have not, hit or miss, probably ultimately from O.E. habban, nabban have, not have, with… … Etymology dictionary
Keil — 1. Auf einen groben Keil gehört ein grober Schlägel. – Kehrein, VII, 109. 2. Der Keil geht, wohin ihn der Schlägel treibt. Engl.: There goes the wedge where the beetle drives it. (Bohn II, 141.) 3. Der Keil ist des Holzspalters Gehülfe. 4. Ein… … Deutsches Sprichwörter-Lexikon
hobnob — [häb′näb΄] adv. [earlier habnab, lit., to have and not have < ME habben, to have + nabben (< ne habben), not to have, esp. with reference to alternation in drinking] Now Rare at random vi. hobnobbed, hobnobbing 1. Now Rare to drink together … English World dictionary
