Definition of "caber" []

• A long heavy wooden pole tossed end over end as a demonstration of strength in Scottish highland games. (noun)

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• "When talking about objects (or people) fitting in some physical place, caber is always the verb to use."
• "_tinel_ -- huge bludgeon, beam, "caber" -- but he afterwards turns out to be Guibourc's, or rather Orable's, own brother."
• "For "The chair fits in my car" you use the verb "caber"."