fub

American  

[fuhb] / fʌb /

verb (used with object)

Archaic.

fubbed, fubbing

1. fob.

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Etymology

Origin of fub

First recorded in 1605–15

Example Sentences

"This visionary initiative will not only transform the way our citizens commute and live but also make France a global leader in promoting cycling infrastructure and culture," said Olivier Schneider, president of the FUB cyclists union.

From Reuters

“For the first time it is recognised that the solution is not to make cars greener, but simply to reduce their number,” said Olivier Schneider of the FUB.

From Reuters

They will register a network of more than 3,000 repairmen on the FUB website who will agree to fix any bike for up to €50, such as changing tires or old chains.

From BBC

The Department of Forensic Sciences did determine that FUB-144, a synthetic marijuana that the Drug Enforcement Administration has seen nationwide, was discovered on District streets for the first time this summer.

From Washington Post

Olivier Schneider, head of French Bike Users Federation FUB, said the new fund falls well short of President Emmanuel Macron’s election promise of 200 million euros per year, but he said he hoped it would spur cities into building new bike lanes.

From Reuters