Bib.

Bible

bib /bib/

1. A cloth or plastic shield put under a young child's chin
2. (of an apron, overalls, etc) the front part above the waist
3. A vest bearing their number worn by competing athletes, etc
4. The pout, a fish of the cod and haddock genus with a large chin barbel

To drink, to tipple

bibāˈcious adjective

bibāˈtion noun

Tippling

bibbˈer noun

1. A tippler
2. Chiefly used as a combining form, eg (Bible) winebibber

bibˈful noun see spill a bibful below

bibˈcock noun

A tap with downturned nozzle

best bib and tucker (informal)

Best clothes

bib and brace

Applied to overalls with a front bib and straps over the shoulders

spill a bibful (slang)

To give away a secret, make an embarrassing revelation

stick, poke or put one's bib in (Aust sl)

To interfere

• tub-thumpers
• tub-thumping
• tub-thumps
• tubular
• tubular bells
• Tubularia
• tubularian
• tubularities
• tubularity
• tubulate
• tubulated
• tubulates
• tubulating
• tubulation
• tubulations
• unconjugal
• unconjunctive
• unconnected
• unconniving
• unconquerable
• unconquerableness
• unconquerably
• unconquered
• unconscientious
• unconscientiously