Hobbs

[ hobz ]

/ hɒbz /

noun

a city in New Mexico.

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Examples from the Web for hobbs

The most affordable item of Middleton's was a dress from British retailer Hobbs, which cost $58.
Dolce & Gabbana Sentenced to Prison (Again); Kate Middleton's Royal Tour Wardrobe Cost $65K|The Fashion Beast Team|April 30, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Then she remembered Mrs. Hobbs' parting command and stopped, hesitating.
Mary-'Gusta|Joseph C. Lincoln
We hurried up through the garden, and met Mr. Hobbs, who stopped us, and said severely: "Didn't you hear the clock strike?"
Upsidonia|Archibald Marshall
She made a kindly gesture to Hobbs and closed the door of the bedroom.
Woman and Artist|Max O'Rell

Mr. Hobbs used to read the papers until his head was in a whirl, and in the evening he and Dick would talk it all over.
Little Lord Fauntleroy|Frances Hodgson Burnett
"I enjoyed reading about him in the grocery store with Mr. Hobbs," said Miriam.
The Girl Warriors|Adene Williams

British Dictionary definitions for hobbs

Hobbs

/ (hɒbz) /

noun

Sir John Berry, known as Jack Hobbs. 1882–1963, English cricketer: scored 197 centuries

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