a. [f. TAB + -ED.] Having a tab or tabs; furnished or adorned with tabs, as an article of dress.
1871. J. Drummond, in Campbell, Rec. Argyll (1884), 482. His attendant wears hose tabbed at the top.
1884. G. H. Boughton, in Harper’s Mag., Sept., 533/2. Tabbed jackets, short skirts and buckled shoes.
1901. Daily Chron., 5 Oct., 8/3. A pretty blouse, with tabbed fronts bound with stitched white taffetas.
