Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun An ear-ring or ear-drop.
Etymologies
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Examples
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She reached up to bat both hands against his earbob, making it gently swing.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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She was pondering that, when the pretty woman who had taken her earbob sidled up to Wusamequin.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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She was pondering that, when the pretty woman who had taken her earbob sidled up to Wusamequin.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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“Mahwah,” she said, and placed the earbob into a small leather pouch back at her waist.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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Isabella recognized the pretty woman who had taken her earbob as she raced up to Isabella and spat at her.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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She reached up to bat both hands against his earbob, making it gently swing.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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She tucked it behind her ear, grazing her golden, rose-shaped earbob, and continued to drink in the beauty surrounding her.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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Isabella recognized the pretty woman who had taken her earbob as she raced up to Isabella and spat at her.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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“Mahwah,” she said, and placed the earbob into a small leather pouch back at her waist.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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She tucked it behind her ear, grazing her golden, rose-shaped earbob, and continued to drink in the beauty surrounding her.
Spirited Nancy Holder 2004
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