Kabs

Kabs is a term that can refer to several different things, most commonly a shortened form of "kabaddi." Kabaddi is a contact team sport originating in India. Two teams of seven players compete to score points by one of the players, known as a "raider," crossing into the opponent's half of the court, touching one or more defenders, and returning to their own half without being tackled. The defending team tries to prevent the raider from returning. The game is popular in South Asia and has gained international recognition.

Alternatively, "kabs" can be slang for taxis or cabs, particularly in certain regions or informal contexts. This usage is a phonetic abbreviation of the word "cab," and is often heard in casual conversation. The meaning is usually clear from the surrounding context, referring to hired motor vehicles for transport.

In some online gaming communities, "kabs" might be used as a username or a nickname for a player or a group. Its specific meaning in this context would be limited to that particular community or individual. Without further context, the most prevalent interpretation of "kabs" relates to the sport of kabaddi or as a colloquialism for taxis.