hubber
UK/ˈhʌbə/US/ˈhʌbɚ/
hubber noun: a person who is a member of a hub (central facility providing a range of services).
Noun
hubber (plural hubbers)
- A person who is a member of a hub (central facility providing a range of services).
- The motivations that lead people to join a coworking space such as Impact Hub are by and large related to the need to catch careers opportunities. See for instance how Anita, a 31-year-old designer from the North of Italy, accounts for her choice to join Impact Hub:
Being a hubber is like building...2019, Rosalind Gill, Andy C. Pratt, Tarek E. Virani, Creative Hubs in Question, page 104
- The motivations that lead people to join a coworking space such as Impact Hub are by and large related to the need to catch careers opportunities. See for instance how Anita, a 31-year-old designer from the North of Italy, accounts for her choice to join Impact Hub:
Forms of hubber
| plural | hubbers |
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Origin of hubber
From hub + -er.
Words that rhyme with hubber
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Questions about hubber
- What does hubber mean?
- Hubber means a person who is a member of a hub (central facility providing a range of services).
- What part of speech is hubber?
- Hubber is a noun.
- How do you pronounce hubber?
- Hubber is pronounced /ˈhʌbə/ (UK).
- What is the plural of hubber?
- The plural of hubber is hubbers.
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