Citations:dob
English citations of dob
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edit- The Newcomes - by William Makepeace Thackeray - 1902
- Clive broke out into a laugh, that was almost a dob. He took both his' father's hands. "My dear, dear old father!" says he, "what a—what an—old trump you ...
- Uncertainty Handling and Quality Assessment in Data Mining - by Michalis Vazirigiannis, Mariam Halkidi, Dimitrios Gunopulos - 2003
- The CVS holding the “degrees of belief' (dob) for the classification of the ... The higher the dob is, the higher is our confidence that the specific value ...
- Transactions of the American Philological Association - by American Philological Association - 1896
- (i) Dob, Dobbin. A term for a foolish fellow; also the usual contraction for Robert. ... Dob must have existed before the beginning of the modern period. ...
- Notes and Queries - by Martim de Albuquerque - 1867
- DOB-FRERE. — Can any of your correspondents inform me of the derivation and meaning of the word Dob-frere, now nearly obsolete in this neighbourhood? ...
- Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings;: The Folklore of the Old Plantation - by Joel Chandler Harris - 1880
- ... en dish yen's do song wa't he sing: “Sifter hole water same ez a tray, Ef you fill it wid moss en dob it wid clay; De Fox git madder de longer you ...
- Nightwatch: A Practical Guide to Viewing the Universe - by Terence Dickinson - 2001
- Moreover, the 6-inch Dob is the product of a unique combination of factors that, in my opinion, ... In short, the 6-inch Dob has a lot going for it. ...
- The new nation - by John Morris - 1880
- Gaelic - Dob, or Doib, plaster. Irish - Dob, plaster, mire
- Gaelic - Dob, or Doib, a river. Irish - Dob, a river, a stream
- American Surnames - by Elsdon Coles Smith - 1986
- The most popular medieval pet names for Robert are Rob, Hob, and Dob. ... In the same way Dob gives us DOBBS, DABBS, DOBSON, DOBBINS and DOBLE
- Jewish Family Names and Their Origins: an Etymological Dictionar - by Heinrich Walter Guggenheimer - 1992
- Dob, Dobb, Dober, Duber, 1 ... Dobs, ...
- Annals of Human Genetics - by Galton Laboratory - 1954
- Dob typing has been done for a number of the families; as used, by the indirect antiglobulin capillary method, the anti-Dob serum (Hart) gives dosage ...
- An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language ...: To which is Prefixed, a Dissertation on ... - by John Jamieson - 1887
- ... - SPADE, qv DOB, adj. and *. ... To DOB, rn Short for to double, to do or play over again, as when the players are equal. ...
- Minnesota timber industry an assessment of timber product output and use, 1997
- The minimum saw log top is 7.0 inches diameter outside bark (dob) for softwoods and 9.0 inches dob for hardwoods.
- The Antibodies - by M Zanetti, J Donald Capra - 1995
- Three prominent human antibodies with hinge deletions have been identified and extensively characterized: the Mcg, Dob and Lec proteins, all belonging to ...
- Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish Language: In which the Words are Explained in Their ...
by John Jamieson, John Johnstone - 1867
- DOB, The Razor-fish, Fife. ... Often used as bait by the fishermen. ...
- Springtime in Taranaki: An Autobiography of Youth - by Stewart, Douglas Alexander, 1913- - 1983
- Weeeeee'll [very sharp, like a bark] Dob dob dob dob! ... 'We'll dob dob dob' means, I'm afraid, 'We'll do our best, do our best, do our best.' Dear God! ...
- We'll Dob Dob Dob: Forty-four Years Cub Scouting in Cornwall by Ada Alvey - 1991
- "The Defence of Australia' p. 159; Peter Cole-Adam,
- A dob of rhetorical dressing
- Discovering Science by Mark Fox, Olga Fox, Curriculum Corporation (Australia) - 2003
- Use small dob of plasticine or blu-tack inside head sides for weight.
- Success in Store: How to Start Or Buy a Retail Store, Enjoy Running It and Make Money - by Geoffrey Heard, Gordon Woolf - 2003 -
- ... a dob of sour cream and a sprig of parsley (the flat kind) floating on it.
citations for Aussie dob
edit- Songs of Australia Volume 16 Shhh, Go Back to Sleep (an Un-Australian Dob-in Mix): A National ... By Aleks Danko, National Gallery of Victoria - 2004
- The Fog Garden - by Marion Halligan - 2002
- One of the first Aussie words Sonny learned at school was ‘dob' . ‘Hey! Ching-chong Chinaman! You'd better not dob, or else,' they told him. ...
- Children's Peer Relations - by Phillip T. Slee, Ken Rigby - 1998
- Research conducted in Australia strongly suggests that particular attention ... just don't inform or ‘dob' other people, which affects boys more than girls. ...
- Outback Australia. - by Rob Van Driesum - 2002
- DANGERS & ANNOYANCES Australia is free of carnivorous wild mammals that tear you to shreds at ... they'll happily dob you in and the penalties are severe. ...
- Deadly Disclosures: Whistle Blowing and the Ethical Meltdown of Australia - by William A. De Maria - 1999
- An example is Operation Noah, whereby the public are encouraged to dob in drug ...
- Western Australia - by Susie Ashworth, Rebecca Turner, Simone Egger - 2004
- Locals will not be amused if they catch you breaking this particular law', they'll happily dob you in, and the penalties are severe. ...
- Australia and America Through 200 Years; 1776-1976 - by Norman Bartlett - 1976
- "Look Edgar, I want to dob you in for forty million", ...
- Corporate Collapse: accounting, regulatory, and ethical failure - by Frank L. Clarke, Graeme Dean - 2003
- the attention continued — witness the ‘Spurned Skase heirs dob in Pixie' ...
- Australia's Welfare Wars: The Players, the Politics and the Ideologies - by Philip Mendes - 2003
- ... and the ‘dob in a dole bludger' hotline further emphasise to the unemployed that their ...
- Weevils in the Flour: An Oral Record of the 1930s Depression in Australia - by Wendy J. Lowenstein - 1989
- ... Australia Even in the depression, experienced men didn't have much ... The Italians would work together in a gang and they'd all dob in and put one man ...