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Hob (folklore) - Wikipedia
A hob is a type of small mythological household spirit found in the English Midlands, Northern England, and on the Anglo-Scottish border, according to ... en.wikipedia.org
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Hobthrush | Facts, Information, and Mythology - Encyclopedia Mythica
A brownie; a household sprite, also called Hob Thurse, which may have been the original form. The Hobthrush of Elsdon Moat performed a great amount of ... pantheon.org
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HOBTHRUSH Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of HOBTHRUSH is hobgoblin. www.merriam-webster.com
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Hobthrush - Naked Goblins with a mission! - MJ Wayland
The Hobs enrich Yorkshire folklore with their strange behaviour, nudity and off the cuff remarks. During the Victorian age it was believed that ... www.mjwayland.com
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The Hob -Thrush of Over Silton ‣ Lay of the Land
Hidden in the woods to the north of the village stands a high crag, which was once believed to be the the home of a Hobthrush – a supernatural dwarf-like being. hobthrush.co.uk
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hob-thrust
hob-thrush, hob-thrust Obs. exc. dial. Also 7– hob-thurst. [f. Hob n.1+ (perh.) thurse, ON. þurs giant, goblin.] 1. A goblin: see quots. Now dial.1590 Tarlton News Purgat. (Shaks. Soc.) 55 One of those Familiares Lares..as Hob Thrust, Robin Goodfellow and such like spirites..famozed in every olde wi... Oxford English Dictionary
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hob-thrush | hob-thrust, n. meanings, etymology and more
The earliest known use of the noun hob-thrush is in the late 1500s. OED's earliest evidence for hob-thrush is from 1590, in Tarltons Newes ... www.oed.com
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hobthrust | British Fairies
It's often said in older books that the Hobthrush is a denizen of woodlands. There is certainly a Thurse Wood recorded at Stanton in the Peak ... britishfairies.wordpress.com
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The East Halton Hob-Thrust - Lincolnshire Folk Tales Project
In the folklore of northern England, a hob-thrust (or hob-hurst, or hob-thrush, or hob) is a coarse, hairy, diminutive being, a goblin, ... lincolnshirefolktalesproject.com
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The Hobgoblin of Hobthrush Hall - Land of the Fae
A cave in the scarrs above Over Silton on the edge of the North York Moors called Hobthrush Hall which was said to be the home of a local Hobgoblin. landofthefae.blogspot.com
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Hobthrush Hole | Over Silton, Yorkshire UK. The "Hob" in leg… - Flickr
In caving mythology the Hobthrush is a large mythical bird, has bird - half limestone that nests underground and awaits it's prey as explorers ... www.flickr.com
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Hob
Hob, n.1 (hɒb) Also 4–6 hobbe. [A familiar by-form of Rob = Robin, Robert: cf. the parallel Hodge, Hick, for Roger, Richard, with H for R; also Dob, Dobbin, and Dick with initial D.] 1. A familiar or rustic variation of the Christian name Robert or Robin. Hence formerly a generic name for: A rustic,... Oxford English Dictionary
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