0 present participle of crib informal disapproving
Cribbing is one extremity of a continuous spectrum, the other, that exalted activity of creating art.
With the enormous body of scholarship and secondary material now written, one must be a very advanced don to keep track of cribbing.
There is no way of legally curbing the excesses of delinquent newspapers without curbing and cribbing the vital work of the best newspapers.
Who has done the cribbing on this occasion?
I confess to shamelessly cribbing from her greater knowledge of these matters.
It was significant that some of the research teams were already cribbing gently that there was no provision for this, that, and the other.
I refer to the practice of time cribbing.
During the last year there have been 419 cases of time cribbing taken to the courts.
