cockeyed bob
noun Australian.
a short, violent storm.
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Nearby words
cockerel, cockerell, cockeye, cockeye bob, cockeyed, cockeyed bob, cockeysville, cockfight, cockfight chair, cockhorse, cockieleekie
Origin of cockeyed bob
First recorded in 1890–95; of uncertain origin
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