cabby
1 of 1noun/ˈkæbi/
Forms:cabbies
1
a person who drives a taxi to transport passengers for a set price
- The cabby picked up passengers from the busy airport.
- Every night, the cabby works late shifts in the city.
- The cabby skillfully navigated through heavy traffic.
- During rush hour, cabbies often have to deal with impatient passengers and traffic jams.
- The cabby stopped at a gas station to refuel before picking up the next passenger.