flob
Britishverb
Etymology
Origin of flob
C20: probably of imitative origin
Example Sentences
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In rehearsals, Marlon is said to "flob around" so indifferently that the other actors get no benefit from the reading.
From Time Magazine Archive
Also the great flob was there, who came clattering and clanking up from the bottom of the basin, with his hard shells and heavy claws, as if he was the greatest fish alive.
From Ting-a-ling by Stockton, Frank Richard
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