How to spell RABBED correctly?
If you meant to type "rabbed" but it seems like a misspelling, here are some possible correct suggestions. It could be "grabbed", meaning to take hold of something quickly or "ribbed", referring to a design or pattern with raised ridges. Another option is "rapped", to strike lightly or quickly. Double-check your intended meaning to determine the correct word.
List of suggestions on how to spell rabbed correctly
- crabbed The teacher's crabbed handwriting was difficult to read.
- Dabbed She dabbed the sweat off her forehead with a handkerchief.
- gabbed I gabbed so much with my girlfriends that I don't have anything interesting to say.
- Grabbed I grabbed the stroller before he could.
- jabbed The victim was jabbed in the chest with a knife.
- Nabbed She nabbed the dodo with a quick stab.
- rabbet I needed to cut a rabbet joint in the wood to fit the pieces together.
- rabbit The rabbit hopped through the grassy meadow.
- rabid The dog was rabid and had to be put to sleep.
- Ribbed Her shirt had ribbed edges.
- Robbed Someone broke into our house last night and robbed us of all our jewelry.
- robed The priest was robed in his ceremonial garments for the religious ceremony.
- Rubbed I rubbed my temples and sighed.
- tabbed I tabbed over to my email inbox to check for new messages.
