gob
31gob — 1. noun /ɡɒb/ a) A lump of soft or sticky material. Hes always stuffing his gob with fast food. b) The mouth. Oi, you, shut your gob! Syn: mouth, cakehole …
32gob-up — verb To refrain from speaking, keep silent, be quite, shut your mouth Im tired of listening to you, so gob up! See Also: shut your gob …
33gob — 1 noun (C) BrE informal 1 an impolite word meaning your mouth: Shut your gob! 2 a mass of something wet and sticky (+ of): a gob of spit 3 gobs AmE informal a large amount of something: gobs of money 2 verb (I) BrE informal to blow a small amount …
34gob — [gab] 1. n. a blob or mass of something. □ I’d like a big gob of mashed potatoes, please. □ Take that horrid gob of gum out of your mouth! 2. n. a large amount of something. (Often in the plural.) □ ’ve just got gobs of it if you need some …
35gob — 1) to remove a hook from a fish gut with a gob stick 2) an unspecified amount of fish 3) a cod s tongue and lips …
36gob — 1) n British the mouth. The word was originally Irish and Scottish Gaelic for beak or mouth, becoming a British dialect term in about the 16th century. It is still more widespread (and considered less vulgar) in Ireland, in Liverpool, where the… …
37gob — • a common word for the mouth. From northern English dialect. e.g. Shut your gob ! …
38gob — gob1 noun Brit. informal a person s mouth. Origin C16: perh. from Sc. Gaelic gob beak, mouth . gob2 informal noun 1》 a lump of a slimy or viscous substance. ↘N. Amer. a small lump. 2》 (gobs of) N. Amer. a lot of. verb ( …
39gob — I [[t]gɒb[/t]] n. 1) a mass or lump 2) inf gobs, Informal. a large quantity: gobs of money[/ex] • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME gobbe, var. of gobet gobbet II gob [[t]gɒb[/t]] n. Slang. sts mil a sailor • Etymology: 1910–15, amer.; orig. uncert …
40göbələx’ — (Zəngilan) böyrək. – Həkimlər de:r ki, göbələyində daş var …
