1. A napkin tied under the chin of a child while eating
   "The toddler wore a colourful bib to protect her clothes during mealtime"
    
2. Top part of an apron; covering the chest
   "The chef's bib was stained with sauce from a long day of cooking"

1. Drink moderately but regularly
   "He bibbed wine with every meal";
   - tipple

Sounds like: bibb

Derived forms: bibbed, bibbing, bibs

Type of: booze [informal], drink, fuddle, hit the bottle [informal], napkin, piece of cloth, piece of material, serviette [Brit, Cdn], table napkin

Part of: apron

Encyclopedia: Bib