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31Dob, Domžale — Dob …
32Dob pri Šentvidu — Dob pri Šentvidu …
33Dob's Linn — Dob s Linn, near Moffat, Scotland, is the location of the Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point (GSSP) which marks the boundary between the Ordovician and Silurian periods, and marks the base of Llandovery epoch, on the geologic time scale …
34dob|bie — dob|by or dob|bie «DOB ee», noun, plural bies. 1. a) an attachment to a loom for the weaving of small, often geometric, figures. b) Also, dobby weave. the pattern of figures woven with this attachment. 2. Dialect. a goblin; sprite; brownie …
35dob|bin — «DOB uhn», noun. a slow, gentle, plodding horse, especially a farm horse. ╂[(diminutive) < Dob, variant of Bob, nickname for Robert. Compare etym. under robin. (Cf. ↑robin)] …
36Dob Russkin — war eine deutsche Popband. Sie bestand aus der Sängerin und Texterin Susanne Dobrusskin (unter dem Künstlernamen Su Cajou) und dem Komponisten und Produzenten Thomas Bettermann. 1993 veröffentlichte Dob Russkin mit Charm Away ihr erstes Album,… …
37dob|ber — «DOB uhr», noun. U.S. the float of a fishing line. ╂[American English < Dutch dobber float, buoy] …
38dob|son — «DOB suhn», noun. the large, black larva of the dobson fly; hellgrammite. ╂[origin uncertain] …
39Dob B Samuel Baer — was a Polish Ḥasidic writer of the end of the eighteenth century. He is the author of Shibḥei ha Besht (Praises of Israel Ba al Shem Ṭob), which his son Judah Löb published after his death, in 1815. The book, which is a collection of the legends… …
40dob somebody in (to somebody) for something doing something — ˌdob sb ˈin (to sb) for sth/for doing sth derived to tell sb about sth that another person has done wrong • Sue dobbed me in to the teacher. Main entry: ↑dobderived …
