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Bobbie

[ bob-ee ]

noun

  1. a male given name, form of Robert.
  2. a female given name.


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Example Sentences

Now, Bobbie has a new formula that passed FDA muster and hit the market this week.

From Fortune

With the confidence of a new manufacturer and a new investor, Bobbie put its resources behind creating a product that wouldn’t draw the ire of the FDA and building goodwill with the agency.

From Fortune

The FDA officials were there to speak to the people behind Bobbie, a very small, very new company selling formula.

From Fortune

The 12 employees at Bobbie, who altogether have 19 kids, including six infants, are excited to once again be able to use their own product.

From Fortune

Three years after she separated from her husband, Bobbie Herron still suffers from his abuse.

Bobbie Kilberg, a Republican fundraiser who has worked for four Republican presidents, echoed Zeidman.

This short first marriage produced one child, a boy named Bobbie whose very existence was seen as something of a miracle.

Indeed, Don is similarly simpatico with commanding women such as Rachel Menken and Bobbie Barrett.

Just think of the scene in the restaurant between Bobbie and Don.

The four of them, with Bobbie and Doris and Sara and her brother ate at a little table on the club-house porch.

Doris wouldn't think such unpleasant things, Bobbie—there isn't anything between Anthony and Betty.

The yacht yard in which Bobbie's boat was hauled up for repairs lay at the foot of the rocks to the north of Diana's house.

Again she shook her head at him, and Justin immediately offered excuses to Bobbie.

The smallest Bobbie turned to obey when those nearest her saw her give a sudden jerk and then she screamed!

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