/tæb/
NOUN
A small projecting piece of material attached to an object for identification, handling, opening, or fastening.
A small attached piece that can be pulled, lifted, or manipulated to open or operate something.
A small projecting label or marker used to identify, organize, or distinguish an item.
NOUN
A selectable element in a software interface that switches between different pages, documents, panels, or sets of information.
A selectable interface element that allows users to switch between open pages, documents, or sections.
NOUN
An account of charges for goods or services, especially in a restaurant or bar, or the total amount that must be paid.
The amount charged for food, drinks, or other services at an establishment.
An arrangement that allows purchases or expenses to be recorded and paid later.
NOUN
A character produced by the Tab key that moves the cursor or text position to the next tab stop or aligned column.
A keyboard character used to indent text or align information in documents and text editors.
NOUN
An informal term for a cigarette.
A colloquial use of the word for a cigarette, particularly in informal speech.
NOUN
A system of musical notation that indicates finger positions or strings and frets rather than the pitch of notes on a conventional staff.
A notation system used by guitarists and other string-instrument players to show where notes should be played.
NOUN
An informal term for a tablet, especially one containing a drug or another substance.
A small tablet containing a substance, sometimes used informally to refer to an illicit drug tablet.
VERB
To attach a tab to something or to identify something by means of a label or marker.
To mark an item with a tab or label so that it can be identified or distinguished.
VERB
To press the Tab key to move a cursor, advance through input fields, or change the current focus in a computer interface.
To use the Tab key to advance through fields, controls, or positions in a computer program or document.