able /āˈbl/

1. Having enough strength, power or means (to do a thing)
2. Clever, skilful

1. To enable (obsolete)
2. To warrant (Shakespeare)

aˈbled adjective

Able-bodied (cf differently abled under differ)

aˈbleism noun

Discrimination in favour of able-bodied people

aˈbleist adjective

aˈbly adverb

aiblins or ablins /āˈblinz/ or yibbles /yibˈlz/ adverb (Scot)

Perhaps

able-bodˈied adjective

1. Having a strong body
2. Free from disability, etc
3. Robust

able seaman, able-bodied seaman or able rating, also (fem) able seawoman or able-bodied seawoman noun

A seaman able to perform all the duties of seamanship and having a higher rating than the ordinary sailor (abbrev AB)

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