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101Nob — With Bob, one of the two Hobbit servants of Barliman Butterbur at the inn of the Prancing Pony in Bree …
102nob — Slang.n head, pate, poll, skull. See head(def.1). Slang.n man of means, man of substance, nabob, plutocrat; personage, Inf.VI.P., Inf. bigwig, Sl. big shot, Sl. big wheel, Sl. fat cat, Sl. heavy, Sl. high muck a muck; celebrity, somebody, name,… …
103nob — 1. Head. 2. Person of position, rank or money …
104nob — see knob …
105Nob Hill — a fashionable district of San Francisco, California. It includes Grace Cathedral and two famous hotels, the Fairmont and the Mark Hopkins. Many of the large Victorian houses originally built there by rich people, or ‘nobs’, were destroyed by the… …
106NOB spread — Notes over bonds spread. This is the difference in yield between Treasury notes (maturing in 2 to 10 years) and Treasury bonds (maturing in 15 or more years), which is traded using Treasury note and bond futures. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
107Nob-sucker — (offensive and derogatory) annoying, despicable, horrible person …
108nob-sucker — Australian Slang (offensive and derogatory) annoying, despicable, horrible person …
109nob-end — (Slang) head of the penis; rejected person; dickhead …
110nob jockey — Noun. A homosexual male. Also knob jockey . Derog. Cf. sausage jockey …