gobbed

When Giggs was, supposedly, the squeaky-clean family man © the Sun so beloved of his sponsors, there were still among his fans lazy good-for-nothings who gobbed and swore and sang dubious chants.

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Rest assured, I snorted derisively when that prat gobbed off on stage.

The stupidity of youth Not a sheep 2009

To my horror, he gobbed a long stream of spit onto the top of the can, rubbed it in with the palm of his filthy hand, and popped the top, handing it back to me with a proud smile.

EVENING’S EMPIRE BILL FLANAGAN 2010

To my horror, he gobbed a long stream of spit onto the top of the can, rubbed it in with the palm of his filthy hand, and popped the top, handing it back to me with a proud smile.

EVENING’S EMPIRE BILL FLANAGAN 2010

To my horror, he gobbed a long stream of spit onto the top of the can, rubbed it in with the palm of his filthy hand, and popped the top, handing it back to me with a proud smile.

EVENING’S EMPIRE BILL FLANAGAN 2010

Alois: The big-eyed big-gobbed Rita Tushingham first came to our attention in A Taste of Honey (another Richardson sixties triumph), and then The Knack, with the infinitely watchable Ray Brooks, and a bit part at the beginning and end of Doctor Zhivago.

Hero of the Light Brigade Peter Ashley 2008

The man smiles and steps closer to admire the cookies, iced liberally and gobbed—some to the max—with multi-colored sprinkles.

Chicken Soup for the Soul: True Love Jack Canfield 2009

The man smiles and steps closer to admire the cookies, iced liberally and gobbed—some to the max—with multi-colored sprinkles.

Chicken Soup for the Soul: True Love Jack Canfield 2009

But like jello, the CW quickly solidifies, then gets gobbed right up.

Conventional Wisdom 2008

Am I like one of those big-gobbed whales that hoover up the plankton as they unconsciously swim through it?

From The Archive: Turn Your Computer Off, Now David Hadley 2008