Cabbaged: meaning, definitions and examples
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cabbaged
[ ˈkæbɪdʒd ]
state of mind
Cabbaged refers to a state of being mentally slow or dull, often as a result of damage or prolonged drug use. It can imply that a person is unable to think clearly or act normally, resembling a state of mental incapacitation.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- After the accident, he was left feeling cabbaged.
- She felt cabbaged after taking too many sleeping pills.
- The medication made him cabbaged and unable to concentrate.
informal usage
Cabbaged can also refer to the act of taking or consuming something in an excessive or disorganized manner, often in reference to food or drink. It suggests the idea of being careless or messy in consumption.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- He cabbaged the entire pizza by himself.
- They cabbaged the snacks at the party.
- Don't cabbaged your food, eat properly!
Translations
Translations of the word "cabbaged" in other languages:
🇵🇹 couve
🇮🇳 गोभी
- छिपा हुआ
- निष्क्रिय
🇩🇪 Kohl
- verwickelt
- inaktiv
🇮🇩 kubis
- terlipat
- tidak aktif
🇺🇦 капустний
- загорнутий
- недієздатний
🇵🇱 kapusta
- zawinięty
- nieaktywny
🇯🇵 キャベツ
- 巻かれた
- 非活性
🇫🇷 chou
- enroulé
- inactif
🇪🇸 repollo
- enrollado
- inactivo
🇹🇷 lahana
- sarmalanmış
- pasif
🇰🇷 양배추
- 감겨진
- 비활성
🇸🇦 كرنب
- ملفوف
- غير نشط
🇨🇿 zelí
- zabalený
- neaktivní
🇸🇰 kapusta
- zabalený
- neaktívny
🇨🇳 卷心菜
- 卷起的
- 不活跃
🇸🇮 zelje
- ovito
- neaktivno
🇮🇸 kál
- vafið
- óvirkt
🇰🇿 қырыққабат
- оралған
- белсенді емес
🇬🇪 კალიბრი
- გახვეული
- არააქტიური
🇦🇿 kələm
- bükülmüş
- passiv
🇲🇽 repollo
- enrollado
- inactivo
Etymology
The term 'cabbaged' has its origins in the early 19th century, primarily in British slang. It is derived from 'cabbage', which traditionally refers to the leafy vegetable. The connection between the vegetable and the term 'cabbaged' relates to the idea of dullness and lack of mental sharpness, akin to the characteristics of the cabbage itself. The word started being used to describe a state where a person appears to be mentally impaired or impaired due to drugs or injury. Over the years, it evolved into a colloquial term used in informal contexts to refer to both a state of mind and the act of consuming food in a careless manner. This dual usage shows the playful nature of language and how words can adapt and take on new meanings across different contexts.