cabree
noun
ca·bree
variants or less commonly cabri or cabrie or cabrit or cabret
kəˈbrē,
ˈkabrē
ˈkabrē
plural -s
: pronghorn
Word History
Etymology
Louisiana French cabri, from French, kid, from Old Provençal cabrit, from Late Latin capritus, from Latin capr-, caper goat
First Known Use
1805, in the meaning defined above
- cryptanalyzed
- cryptanalyzes
- cryptanalyzing
- cryptarithm
- cryptarithms
- crypted
- Crypteroniaceae
- cryptesthesias
- cryptic
- cryptic species
- crypticaler
- crypticalest
- crypticaller
- crypticallest
- crypticallier
- crypticalliest
- cryptically
- crypticcer
- crypticcest
- crypticer
- crypticest
- crypticnesses
- cryptid
- cryptids
- crypto