Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
Bob .
Etymologies
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Examples
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"Oh, Bobs is like a mountain goat when it comes to sure-footedness," she said.
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And, anyhow, Bobs is Norah's, and no one else has any say about him.
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Bobs is all right with you, of course, but he's a fiery little beggar, and there's no knowing what he'd do with a sack of flour like that on his back.
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The alien hand on his mouth had irritated Bobs from the first; it was heavy, and jerky, where Norah's touch was as a feather; and the light, firm seat in the saddle was changed for a weight that bumped and shifted continuously.
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But then, Bobs is Bobs, and he's seven years old, and ever so sensible – not like that big four-year-old baby.
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"Bobs is your very special property – no one but an ass would ask for him, and I told Cecil last year you were the only person who ever rode him," said Jim indignantly.
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Then he called Bobs over to his side of the table.
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But I called Bobs to me, and tried to quiet his whimpering, and talked to him, and told him Dinkie was lost, the little Dinkie we all loved, and implored him to go and find my boy for me.
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Apart from the never-failing welcome in Bobs 'loose box, there was the dim, fragrant loft, where the sunbeams only managed to send dusty rays of light across the gloom.
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Len Boogaard talked with a lot of "Bobs" - because of a court order, the victims can't be identified by their true names.
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