Cabot

/ˈkæbət/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A type of fish, specifically the channel catfish.

The local fishermen were excited to catch a cabot, known for its delicious taste.

A reference to John Cabot, an Italian explorer noted for his exploration of North America.

John Cabot's voyages in the late 15th century led to England's claims in the New World.

A cabot is also a breed of dog, recognized for its herding abilities.

The cabot was skilled at rounding up the sheep on the farm.

The surname 'Cabot' likely originates from the Italian 'Caboto', meaning a ship's captain or pilot.

Cabot's voyage

Refers to John Cabot's journey to North America in 1497.

Cabot Strait

A strait in Canada named after John Cabot.

Cabot Institute

An institution named in honor of John Cabot.

discovery

The act of finding or becoming aware of something for the first time.

exploration

The act of traveling in or through an unfamiliar area to learn about it.

A nickname for someone adventurous or who loves to explore.

He's such a cabot, always planning his next big trip.

Referring to a person involved in a significant discovery.

After their breakthrough in the lab, they became known as the cabots of science.