Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of bobble.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The interception wasn't Favre's fault – Harvin bobbled it directly into the arms of Patriots rookie Devin McCourty.
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In the seventh inning, the Giants had runners on second and third with two outs when Moises Alou hit a grounder that third baseman Jose Valentin bobbled before making an errant throw to first, allowing Ray Durham to score.
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After Marlon Anderson struck out, Larkin bobbled a potential double-play grounder by pinch hitter Johnny Estrada.
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Brian Stavisky led off with a single and scored when Quentin bobbled the ball right after a single by Paul O'Toole.
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Saenz led off the sixth and reached base when Eckstein bobbled his ground ball.
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Baines followed with a hard grounder to second base but Eckstein bobbled the ball.
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Suicideblondjay, looking back on when the fuel ship jumped, it caused a wake that you could see when the Raptor's "bobbled" in reaction.
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I kind of bobbled on the puck a bit, but I got the shot off and it went in.
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"I kind of bobbled it when I got it," Langenbrunner said.
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"I kind of bobbled a bit on the first one," the 10-year-old said.
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