Abbs

Pronunciation: /æbz/

Definitions of abbs

noun a slang term for abdominal muscles

Example Sentences

A1 I have sore abbs from doing too many sit-ups.

A2 She was proud of her toned abbs after months of working out.

B1 The fitness instructor recommended exercises to strengthen the abbs.

B2 He admired her well-defined abbs as she walked by.

C1 The bodybuilder's abbs were the envy of everyone at the gym.

C2 Her six-pack abbs were a testament to her dedication to fitness.

Examples of abbs in a Sentence

formal The doctor advised the patient to work on strengthening their abdominal muscles, also known as abbs.

informal I've been hitting the gym hard to get those killer abbs for the summer.

slang Check out those abbs on that guy, he must live at the gym!

figurative His dedication to his craft was like chiseling away at a sculpture, revealing the perfect set of abbs underneath.

Grammatical Forms of abbs

• past tense: abbed
• plural: abbs
• comparative: more abbs
• superlative: most abbs
• present tense: abbs
• future tense: will abbs
• perfect tense: have abbed
• continuous tense: is abbing
• singular: abb
• positive degree: abbs
• infinitive: to abb
• gerund: abbing
• participle: abbing

Origin and Evolution of abbs

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'abbs' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old English word 'abbod', which means abbot.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'abbs' evolved to refer to a type of fish known as 'abbot' or 'abbesse', which later became 'abbs'.