| 释义 |
fabby, a. colloq.
Brit. |ˈfabi|, U.S. |ˈfæbi|
[‹ fab adj. + -y suffix1. Compare fabbo adj.]
= fab adj. Cf. fabbo adj.
1971Iowa City Press-Citizen 4 May 7 a/4 (advt.) Free ‘Fabby 5 in 1’ handbag pattern. 1987Times 15 Feb. 49/2 London turns out to be ‘really fabby’, especially on Thursdays, when Claire buys a copy of the Stage, and sits in Trafalgar Square. 1989Victor 14 Oct. 16/2, I think ‘Victor’ is the best, fabbiest, greatest, most entertaining, best value boys' comic in the whole world. 1997Time Out N.Y. 31 July 54/2 Beige boy Desmond, along with Mils and downtown dykon Edwige host this fabby, fashiony, low-kitsch lounge party with a genius name. |