Definition of deb in English:

deb

noun dɛbdɛb

informal

short for debutante
Example sentencesExamples
- He says that even during his days as a deb's escort, he was never a great womaniser.
- It could be on the shoulders of the ‘new boys’ that victory may rest, lads like championship debs Cullen and Fleming.
- At night he was a deb's delight at coming-out balls.
- The young man looked smart in his suit and bow-tie, the young lady stunning in her deb's dress, the picture of happiness and carefree youth.
- The belle of the ball gown, Mary Vidler, came up with the idea for a ball for older debs.
- As a mark of respect to their former school-mate, students have postponed their debs' ball which was planned for July 5.
- DC has a huge percentage of Southern debs, trophy wives, Hollywood starlets with a pet policy issue and ambitious hotties on the rise.
- He began as a court photographer, taking pictures of debs, but pretty soon went to work for magazines.
- Dance classes have started for debs every Sunday at the Band Hall in Magellan Street (behind the Girl Guides Hall) from 4 pm.
- I stood amongst a small circle of women, which consisted of two girls that I had known when I was a deb.
- The debs danced through the night away and went on to breakfast at 6 am.
- Naively, I thought we had walked into a debs' ball when we arrived into a sea of gorgeous young girls in evening gowns.
- While visiting a local go-go, Sonny sees a dreary deb named Diane getting hassled by a man and he slips her a note.
- Lilian, tall and slim and intellectual, seemed ill at ease among the debs and toffs.
- If you want to look your best for a special occasion such as a wedding or debs' ball the place to go is undoubtedly The Beauty Rooms.
- This year Jessica Powell gives the girl's side of the debs ' story.
- She was then regarded as debutante with no great beauty to flaunt but who, in the words of a fellow deb, ‘could really turn on the headlights’ when needed.
- Society deb Margarita Samas is said to have invented this cocktail in 1948 beside her Acapulco swimming pool.
- As young debs they were punished for their background; far from being indulged, they were often singled out for the most miserable and menial work.
- The debs were stunning and their escorts quite ‘swish ‘in a ceremony which drew spontaneous applause from the gathering.’

Rhymes

Aurangzeb, bleb, celeb, ebb, pleb, reb, web, Webb

Definition of deb in US English:

deb

noundɛbdeb

informal

short for debutante
Example sentencesExamples
- Dance classes have started for debs every Sunday at the Band Hall in Magellan Street (behind the Girl Guides Hall) from 4 pm.
- While visiting a local go-go, Sonny sees a dreary deb named Diane getting hassled by a man and he slips her a note.
- Lilian, tall and slim and intellectual, seemed ill at ease among the debs and toffs.
- Naively, I thought we had walked into a debs' ball when we arrived into a sea of gorgeous young girls in evening gowns.
- Society deb Margarita Samas is said to have invented this cocktail in 1948 beside her Acapulco swimming pool.
- The debs were stunning and their escorts quite ‘swish ‘in a ceremony which drew spontaneous applause from the gathering.’
- If you want to look your best for a special occasion such as a wedding or debs' ball the place to go is undoubtedly The Beauty Rooms.
- It could be on the shoulders of the ‘new boys’ that victory may rest, lads like championship debs Cullen and Fleming.
- The debs danced through the night away and went on to breakfast at 6 am.
- She was then regarded as debutante with no great beauty to flaunt but who, in the words of a fellow deb, ‘could really turn on the headlights’ when needed.
- At night he was a deb's delight at coming-out balls.
- I stood amongst a small circle of women, which consisted of two girls that I had known when I was a deb.
- He says that even during his days as a deb's escort, he was never a great womaniser.
- This year Jessica Powell gives the girl's side of the debs ' story.
- The belle of the ball gown, Mary Vidler, came up with the idea for a ball for older debs.
- The young man looked smart in his suit and bow-tie, the young lady stunning in her deb's dress, the picture of happiness and carefree youth.
- As a mark of respect to their former school-mate, students have postponed their debs' ball which was planned for July 5.
- As young debs they were punished for their background; far from being indulged, they were often singled out for the most miserable and menial work.
- DC has a huge percentage of Southern debs, trophy wives, Hollywood starlets with a pet policy issue and ambitious hotties on the rise.
- He began as a court photographer, taking pictures of debs, but pretty soon went to work for magazines.

单词	deb
释义	Definition of deb in English: deb noun dɛbdɛb informal short for debutante Example sentencesExamples He says that even during his days as a deb's escort, he was never a great womaniser. It could be on the shoulders of the ‘new boys’ that victory may rest, lads like championship debs Cullen and Fleming. At night he was a deb's delight at coming-out balls. The young man looked smart in his suit and bow-tie, the young lady stunning in her deb's dress, the picture of happiness and carefree youth. The belle of the ball gown, Mary Vidler, came up with the idea for a ball for older debs. As a mark of respect to their former school-mate, students have postponed their debs' ball which was planned for July 5. DC has a huge percentage of Southern debs, trophy wives, Hollywood starlets with a pet policy issue and ambitious hotties on the rise. He began as a court photographer, taking pictures of debs, but pretty soon went to work for magazines. Dance classes have started for debs every Sunday at the Band Hall in Magellan Street (behind the Girl Guides Hall) from 4 pm. I stood amongst a small circle of women, which consisted of two girls that I had known when I was a deb. The debs danced through the night away and went on to breakfast at 6 am. Naively, I thought we had walked into a debs' ball when we arrived into a sea of gorgeous young girls in evening gowns. While visiting a local go-go, Sonny sees a dreary deb named Diane getting hassled by a man and he slips her a note. Lilian, tall and slim and intellectual, seemed ill at ease among the debs and toffs. If you want to look your best for a special occasion such as a wedding or debs' ball the place to go is undoubtedly The Beauty Rooms. This year Jessica Powell gives the girl's side of the debs ' story. She was then regarded as debutante with no great beauty to flaunt but who, in the words of a fellow deb, ‘could really turn on the headlights’ when needed. Society deb Margarita Samas is said to have invented this cocktail in 1948 beside her Acapulco swimming pool. As young debs they were punished for their background; far from being indulged, they were often singled out for the most miserable and menial work. The debs were stunning and their escorts quite ‘swish ‘in a ceremony which drew spontaneous applause from the gathering.’ Rhymes Aurangzeb, bleb, celeb, ebb, pleb, reb, web, Webb Definition of deb in US English: deb noundɛbdeb informal short for debutante Example sentencesExamples Dance classes have started for debs every Sunday at the Band Hall in Magellan Street (behind the Girl Guides Hall) from 4 pm. While visiting a local go-go, Sonny sees a dreary deb named Diane getting hassled by a man and he slips her a note. Lilian, tall and slim and intellectual, seemed ill at ease among the debs and toffs. Naively, I thought we had walked into a debs' ball when we arrived into a sea of gorgeous young girls in evening gowns. Society deb Margarita Samas is said to have invented this cocktail in 1948 beside her Acapulco swimming pool. The debs were stunning and their escorts quite ‘swish ‘in a ceremony which drew spontaneous applause from the gathering.’ If you want to look your best for a special occasion such as a wedding or debs' ball the place to go is undoubtedly The Beauty Rooms. It could be on the shoulders of the ‘new boys’ that victory may rest, lads like championship debs Cullen and Fleming. The debs danced through the night away and went on to breakfast at 6 am. She was then regarded as debutante with no great beauty to flaunt but who, in the words of a fellow deb, ‘could really turn on the headlights’ when needed. At night he was a deb's delight at coming-out balls. I stood amongst a small circle of women, which consisted of two girls that I had known when I was a deb. He says that even during his days as a deb's escort, he was never a great womaniser. This year Jessica Powell gives the girl's side of the debs ' story. The belle of the ball gown, Mary Vidler, came up with the idea for a ball for older debs. The young man looked smart in his suit and bow-tie, the young lady stunning in her deb's dress, the picture of happiness and carefree youth. As a mark of respect to their former school-mate, students have postponed their debs' ball which was planned for July 5. As young debs they were punished for their background; far from being indulged, they were often singled out for the most miserable and menial work. DC has a huge percentage of Southern debs, trophy wives, Hollywood starlets with a pet policy issue and ambitious hotties on the rise. He began as a court photographer, taking pictures of debs, but pretty soon went to work for magazines.
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