Cobham

[ kob-uh m ]

/ ˈkɒb əm /

noun

Sir John. Oldcastle, Sir John.

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Examples from the Web for cobham

A source told the Daily Mirror, “Brooklyn and Jack went down to Cobham together and are good mates.”
Brooklyn Beckham, UK's Hottest Teen, Tests for Chelsea|Tom Sykes|January 25, 2013|DAILY BEAST
Green woods and green shades about here are more like Cobham, in Kent, than anything we dream of at the foot of Alpine passes.
A Week's Tramp in Dickens-Land|William R. Hughes
Cobham meanwhile thought of going abroad; but Cecil dissuaded him.
Sir Walter Ralegh|William Stebbing
In the afternoon, feeling fatigued, and not inclined to much walking, he drove with my aunt into Cobham.
My Father as I Recall Him|Mamie Dickens

Cobham's awakened sense of justice prompted him in the autumn to a step which might have been decisive.
Sir Walter Ralegh|William Stebbing
What though Cobham retracted, yet he could not rest or sleep until he had confirmed it again.
State Trials, Political and Social|Various

British Dictionary definitions for cobham

Cobham

/ (ˈkɒbəm) /

noun

Lord Cobham title of Sir John OldcastleSee Oldcastle

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