verb
- copied someone else’s work dishonestly, especially during a test or assignment
- confined or restricted in a small space
Usage: informal
Examples
- The student cribbed answers from his neighbor during the math exam.
- She cribbed most of her essay from online sources without citing them.
- The teacher suspected he had cribbed his homework from a classmate.
- The horses were cribbed in the small stable during the storm.
- He felt cribbed in the tiny apartment with no room to move around.
- The detective cribbed notes from the case file for his report.