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Lob   /lɑb/   Listen
Lob

verb
(past & past part. lobbed; pres. part. lobbing)
1.
Propel in a high arc.






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"Lob" Quotes from Famous Books



... got him. I seed him in a vision arter he war gone. He war hangin' up in a pit, sayin' 'Oh! oh!' wid no close on. He war allers blusterin', cussin', and swearin' at somebody. Marse Robert ain't a bit like him. He takes right arter his mother. Bad as ole Marster war, I think she jis' lob'd de groun' he walked on. Well, women's mighty curious kind of folks anyhow. I sometimes thinks de wuss you treats dem de better ...
— Iola Leroy - Shadows Uplifted • Frances E.W. Harper

... again, until Lieutenant John Wood of the Indian Navy went there in 1838. Thence they descended upon Kashgar, Yarkand, and Khotan, where jade is found, regions which no one visited again until 1860. From Khotan they pushed on to the vicinity of Lake Lob, never to be reached again until a Russian explorer got there in 1871. They halted there to load asses and camels with provisions, and then, with sinking hearts, they began the terrible thirty days' journey across ...
— Medieval People • Eileen Edna Power



Words linked to "Lob" :   actuation, propulsion, return, throw



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