tibby n.1
a cat, thus used as a feline name.
Classical Dict. of the Vulgar Tongue (3rd edn). | ||
Lex. Balatronicum. | ||
Hants. Chron. 9 June 2: Sonnet to a Kitten. I’d rather see my Tibby frisk and play [etc.]. | ||
Vocabulum. | ||
Aus. Sl. Dict. 85: Tibby, a cat. | ||
Eve. Standard (London) 11 Sept. 7/3: Oh, the mice are at it! I think we want Tibby here. | ||
Dundee Courier 28 Feb. 3/3: Tibby, a Persian cat [...] was missing for 13 days. | ||
Aberdeen Eve. Exp. 24 Nov. 11/3: [headline] Tibby Mourns her Late Master. |