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▪ I. nobbler1 (ˈnɒblə(r)) [f. nobble v. + -er1.] 1. One who nobbles horses.1854 G. J. Whyte-Melville General Bounce vii, Nobblers and noblemen—grooms and gentlemen—..apparently all layers and no takers. 1865 Daily Tel. 18 Apr. 3 It is to be hoped that the son of Orlando will speedily have the pen pu...
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Splinters (1929 film)
Cast
Nelson Keys
Sydney Howard as Doleful Soldier
Lew Lake as Nobbler
Hal Jones as Sergeant
Reg Stone as Drag Artist
Wilfred Temple
Carroll Gibbons as
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knobbler
knobbler (ˈnɒblə(r)) [f. knobble n. + -er1.] 1. = knobber.1686 R. Blome Gent. Recreat. ii. 75 The Hart is called the first year a Calf,..the second year a Knobler. a 1832 Scott (Webster 1864), He has hallooed the hounds upon a velvet⁓headed knobbler. 1971 Country Life 19 Aug. 431/2 They were all dea...
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Grunge speak
words
The following were in the Times lexicon:
bloated, big bag of bloatation – drunk
bound-and-hagged – staying home on Friday or Saturday night
cob nobbler
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nobby
▪ I. nobby, n. (ˈnɒbɪ) [Of doubtful origin.] 1. = nobbler3.1887 All Year Round 22 Jan. 10 The fisherman's stick or nobby, used in the salmon fishing. 2. A Manx fishing boat of the smallest class. Also used more widely around the Irish Sea, and by the Royal Navy.1899 S. Gwynn in Blackw. Mag. Oct. 489...
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Lew Lake
They performed a two-act comedy sketch called "The Bloomsbury Burglars", written by Lake, in which Lake (as "Nobbler") and Morris (as "Jerry") played window Lake also appeared, performing as "Nobbler", in the 1929 film Splinters, and its sequels, Splinters in the Navy (1931) and Splinters in the Air (1937).
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Kenmare Sorceress
Kenmare Sorceress won this trophy on the second occasion it was awarded, at the second annual show of the club in November 1912 beating imports Abbey King Nobbler
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speedball
ˈspeedball Also speed-ball, speed ball. [speed n.] 1. a. A dose of a drug, esp. a mixture of cocaine and morphine or of cocaine and heroin. slang (orig. U.S.).1909 R. Beach Silver Horde v. 58 You must have fed him a speed-ball, for I never saw a guy gear up so fast... He's developed a remarkable bur...
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The Land That Time Forgot (novel)
Characters
Bowen Tyler - The young hero
Lys La Rue- Bowen's love interest
Crown Prince Nobbler - Bowen's faithful Airedale Terrier, nicknamed "Nobs
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shin
▪ I. shin, n.1 (ʃɪn) Forms: 1 scinu, 2 scine, scyne, 3–4 s(c)hine, 4–5 s(c)hyne, 5 schene, 5–6 schin, schyn(ne, shyn(ne, 6 shinne, 7 shinn, 6– shin. [OE. scinu str. fem. = WFris. skine, NFris. skenn, (M)LG., MDu. schêne (Du. scheen), OHG. scina, scena, sciena shin, needle (MHG. schin(ne, G. schiene ...
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Tom Wills portrait
According to biographer Greg de Moore, "he does not look like an athlete, more like a middle-aged lawyer with a liking for a nobbler".
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Please Sir! (film)
part-time barmaid, and the class indulge in their usual activities: Dennis relishes the clean air and rural surroundings and befriends a gypsy boy named Nobbler
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doa
▪ I. do, v. (duː) Forms and inflexions: see below. [A common WGer. strong vb. (wanting in Gothic and Norse): OE. dón = OFris. dua, OS. dôn, duon, dôan, duan (MDu. & Du. doen, MLG. & LG. dôn, duon), OHG. tôn, tôan, tuon, tuoan, tuen (MHG. tuon, Ger. thun, tun); pa. tense, OE. dyde, pl. dédon, dǽdon, ...
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The Jon Richardson Show
Josie Long,
Michael McIntyre,
Sarah Millican,
Lloyd Langford,
Dan Atkinson,
Al Pitcher,
Rich Hall (AKA Otis Lee Crenshaw),
Paul Sinha,
Andrew Bird,
John (Nobbler
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