bib
/bɪb/Definitions
1. noun
A piece of fabric worn around the neck to protect clothing from stains, typically while eating.
“She wore a bib to prevent food from staining her new dress.”
2. noun
A strip of material, often in the form of a ribbon or strip of fabric, awarded or worn on a garment to commemorate an event or achievement.
“The winner received a bib with their name on it to be worn during the ceremony.”
3. verb
To decorate or mark something with a strip of material, typically in the form of a ribbon or strip of fabric.
“The store owner bipped the prize-winning cake with a colorful ribbon.”
4. verb
To decorate something with a strip of material, typically in the form of a ribbon or strip of fabric, to commemorate an event or achievement.
“The store owner bipped the winning cake with a golden ribbon.”