gobby

The word was eventually anglicanized to "gobby" which means someone who is gullible or foolish to come watch the washing the lions at the Tower of London.

Archive 2009-03-01

The word was eventually anglicanized to "gobby" which means someone who is gullible or foolish to come watch the washing the lions at the Tower of London.

April 1st -- Feast of Fools

"I've done nothing political at all," she says, but describes herself as "gobby" and well able to put across her views.

British Blogs

"gobby" fearlessness and unintentionally hilarious remarks caught the public's attention.

NEWS.com.au | Top Stories

not in my boys case! he's 3 and when the vet checked him last week his wolf teeth hadn't come through and he suggested if he got 'gobby' in the contact in the next 6 months then that would indicate they had come through and to get them removed.

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And Graham's gobby Welsh lass is national treasure Charlotte Church.

The Graham Norton Show: Safe on the sofa

Lippy Kids is the story I think of Garvey reminiscing about gobby youngsters swaggering around a northwestern estate with "simian strolls" as the ghost of Garvey past implores them to remember that these are the days of their lives.

From Help! to Build A Rocket Boys!, exclamation marks rock!

On first viewing, the participants didn't look promising – gobby, spaced-out, bizarre – and that was just the teachers.

It's all too easy to hate teens – try a little love instead | Barbara Ellen

I shall still be a gobby Scouse woman who likes reading and drinking gin.

Who will fix social care funding?

Hence gobby, disruptive Joanna Riley stayed last week, while relatively quiet Joy Stefanicki went.

Call Max Clifford – those Chilean miners need him