gob's Usage Examples:

Picture No 1 Open Wide: a tiger grouper yawns to allow a cleaner goby and a juvenile spanish hogfish access to all areas.

Lord Mongo prowls mad angry in a quarry, adopting various guises and railing his gob against a gyrating void.

The left-hand compartment of the front of the casket shows VOlundr holding with a pair of tongs the skull of one of NiPo],r's children, which he is fashioning into a goblet.

(I) Leges Wisigothorum, (2) Lex Burgundionum, (3) Pactus Alamannorum and Lex Alamannorum, (4) Lex Bajuvariorum, (5) Lex Saxonum, (6) Lex Frisionum, (7) Lex Angliorum et Werinorum, hoc est, Thuringorum, and (8) Leges Langobardorum.

"It is now known to consist of the young fry of herrings and sprats in varying proportions mixed with a few shrimps, gobies, sticklebacks, pope-fishes and young flounders: but these impurities are as far as possible picked out from the whitebait before it is marketed.

Tasse, cup; all from Persian tas, goblet), a word generally adopted by archaeologists and connoisseurs for a type of drinking vessel.

There is a small goblet (Pl.

Then appeared, under the influence of the school of law at Pavia, the Liber legis Langobardorum, also called Liber Papiensis (beginning of Tith century), and the Lombarda (end of 11th century) in two forms - that given in a Monte Cassino MS.

foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds " .

unvarnished opinion is that the house gobbling up pushes is simply part of the cost of philanthropic entertainment in support of worthy causes.

has been removed is known in different districts as the " goaf," " gob," or " waste.

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Synonyms:

steersman, tar, able-bodied seaman, Jack-tar, ship's officer, mariner, boatswain, bosun, bargee, seafarer, helmsman, bargeman, lighterman, officer, bo'sun, whaler, bos'n, bo's'n, crewman, seaman, steerer, old salt, sailor, able seaman, deckhand, roustabout, sea lawyer, pilot, Jack, sea dog,

Antonyms:

ride,