Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- To flop; bang.
- To puff; swell. Compare
flub . - To puff; cause to swell.
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- noun UK, slang
spittle , especially a piece of spittle that has beenspat out - verb UK, slang To
spit or togob .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Except i also have no 'flob-a-lobs'. previous/next
abutterfly Diary Entry abutterfly 2004
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So far as I knew anything about bonds of union, there wasn't one that could have tackled itself to us two, except this long, slippery arm of the Water-devil, with one end in the monstrous flob at the bottom, and the other fast to our ship.
The Rudder Grangers Abroad and Other Stories Frank Richard Stockton 1868
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Also the great flob was there, who came clattering and clanking up from the bottom of the basin, with his hard shells and heavy claws, as if he was the greatest fish alive.
Ting-a-ling Frank Richard Stockton 1868
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Three gonk-rock basketcases whose most political action in the 1990s was to catch each others 'flob in their mouths, reborn as the studded wristband against the throat of the capitalist pigdogs?
NME Features 2009
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Bucket size please as I’m still needing to cover post-baby flob!
oroboros commented on the word flob
To inadvertently collide with a wall or door. (According to NPR's Says You)
October 8, 2011