Cabman is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CABMAN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a driver of a cab
• the driver of a horse-drawn hackney carriage.
• The driver of a cab.
• someone who drives a taxi for a living
• driver of a cab

Words related to CABMAN

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How to use CABMAN in a sentence

• The stairs were blocked by the trunk which Hilda had left on the stair-mat for the cabman to deal with.
• But a cabman who had brought a fare to the station, and was driving his young woman back, had offered in a friendly way to take Hilda too.
• It appeared that the cabman remembered his fares perfectly, the more so by reason of the fact that the blind man had sworn at him for not using greater speed in reaching the city.
• In making my inquiries the cabman was of much assistance to me.
• Any one would have known the new-comer at once for a cabman taking a holiday.
• In the course of the day he went to the police court and asked for a punishment for the cabman for having deserted him on his round.
• The latter had driven up in a cab to Tom Gate, and offered the cabman the proper fare, which was, however, refused with scorn.
• And she drove off, and they never saw her again either, nor could they hear the address she gave the cabman.
• Helen gave the direction to the cabman and, closing the doors of the hansom, sat looking down at the watch and the ring, as they lay in her lap.
• He leaned back on his seat, and the cabman, having received directions from the valet, drove rapidly off toward the Great Northern Railway Station at Kings Cross.
• As he spoke, the cab which had been signalled by the detective drove up, and the cabman jumped down and opened the door.
• The cab pulled up at the fork of two streets and Sir Walter paid the cabman, who drove away rejoicing, having just come in contact with the more generous among the rich.
• Then in a flash the guarde and the cabman disappeared from sight and were seen no more.
• Then she took her bonnet and purse, left the house, hailed a passing hansom, and bade the cabman drive her to St.
• And for the first time, forgetful of himself, without a thought of the light he would appear in, he told the cabman where to drive.
• Against the dull grey sky far away an ancient cabman, standing on the top of his hansom, flourished his whip.
• The tidings brought by the cabman were of the most unexpected kind.
• In fact, I heard the man, such as you describe, order the other cabman to drive to the Madeleine.
• As for me, I went downstairs, and, in absence of mind, bade my cabman drive to the House Opposite.
• The cabman clambered down from the box and, opening the door, stood by with his hands extended ready for any help that might be needed.
• He turned away, walked a little, and perceived the cabman swinging himself cautiously down from his perch in order to enter a public-house.
• He hurried across Market Jew Street and engaged a cabman to drive him home.
• She made a sign to the cabman, and walked on through the doorway into a little garden of grass with a few flowers on each side against the walls.
• Sylvia walked straight down, followed by the cabman who brought her boxes in one after the other.
• The non-English speaking girl handing her written address to a cabman has no means of knowing whither he will drive her, but is obliged to place herself implicitly in his hands.
• Even the cabman, drawing up at the entrance to the street, expressed his opinion that it was a queer sort of place for a young lady to venture into alone.

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