nob

  • 91Nob — A place a little to the north of Jerusalem (Isa. 10:32) where eighty five priests lived with Abimelech. David, in flight from Saul, was given refuge and food there (the holy bread of the presence). When Saul heard of this through Doeg the Edomite …

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  • 92nob — [[t]nɒ̱b[/t]] nobs N COUNT: usu pl If you refer to a group of people as the nobs, you mean they are rich or come from a much higher social class than you do. [BRIT, INFORMAL, OLD FASHIONED] ...the nobs who live in the Big House... I m not tellin… …

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  • 93NOB — Novembres, Nobembres, Nobembres, Nobembribus, Nobembris, nobilissimae, nobilissimi, nobilissimis, nobilissimo, nobilissimum, nobilissimus, nobillissimorum, nobis …

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  • 94nob — bon …

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  • 95nob — nob1 noun Brit. informal a person of wealth or high social position. Derivatives nobby adjective Origin C17 (orig. Scots as knab): of unknown origin. nob2 noun informal a person s head. Origin C17: appar. a var. of knob …

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  • 96NOB — abbr. No Other Business …

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  • 97NOB. — abbr. lat. Novembris. Nobilis …

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  • 98nob — n. Head (in burlesque) …

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  • 99nob — noun (C) BrE old fashioned a rich person with a high social position: They watched the nobs in their satin and feathers …

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  • 100nob — Noun. 1. A penis. 2. An idiot, an objectionable person. 3. A person of wealth and high social standing, a member of the upper classes. Verb. To have sexual intercourse. * Also, and more commonly spelt knob …

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