0 to move up and down quickly and gently, especially on the surface of water: --
1 a women's hairstyle with the hair cut to neck length all around the head: --
3 a quick movement up and down: --
She acknowledged me with a quick bob of her head.
4 small things or jobs of different types --
5 used to mean that something will happen very quickly and simply: --
They feel very intimidated by all the legal dignitaries bobbing up and down on behalf of the county council and others.
If we have a tea party costing about two bob a head, that is extravagance at the expense of the ratepayers.
They have given 60 years of their lives to industry and commerce, and the reward for such service is the paltry sum of ten bob.
He was not prepared to come down on either side, simply weaving and bobbing for the statutory half-hour.
They are people to whom an extra few bob a week may well come in handy, as nobody will deny.
Memthing + you + may + bob yields thing + ye + bers of older generations born, say, in the last ma + bob, which ultimately produces thingacentury would surely know many more vague mabob.
The loss of time is also the loss of memory, where the unusual lyrical use of the hexameter exchanges strife on land for a directionless bobbing about at sea.
To resolve this last goal, the fact exercise2(bob, 6.5) is added to the program, but not permanently.
