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*"Slob", 2002 song by Weezer on album "Maladroit"
* SLOB, Ian Anderson albumThe Secret Language of Birds
* Slob, pejorative reference toBloods gang member
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slob — slob; slob·ber·er; slob·ber·han·nes; slob·bery; slob·by; slob·ber; … English syllables
slob — /slob/, n. 1. a slovenly or boorish person. 2. Irish Eng. mud or ooze, esp. a stretch of mud along a shore. 3. Chiefly Canadian. sludge (def. 5). [1770 80; < Ir slab(a) mud, mire] * * * … Universalium
slob — [ slab ] noun count INFORMAL someone who is lazy or messy … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
slob — 1780, mud, muddy land, from Ir. slab mud, itself probably borrowed from English slab muddy place (c.1600), from a Scandinavian source (Cf. Icelandic slabb sludge ). The meaning untidy person is first recorded 1861 … Etymology dictionary
slob — informal ► NOUN ▪ a lazy and slovenly person. ► VERB ▪ behave in a lazy and slovenly manner. DERIVATIVES slobbish adjective slobby adjective. ORIGIN Irish slab mud … English terms dictionary
slob — [släb] n. [Ir slab, mud < Scand: see SLAB2] Informal a sloppy, coarse, or gross person slobby adj … English World dictionary
slob — This word is said to have an Irish origin, referring to soft mud on the sea shore, and specifically, to a large soft worm used in angling. From the latter it seems to have been applied, affectionately, to a fat and untidy child, then to any… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
SLOB — The SLOB (Simple List Of Blocks) is a one of three available of memory allocators (two other are SLAB, SLUB) in Linux kernel. The SLOB allocator, is designed to be a small and efficient allocation framework for use in small systems such as… … Wikipedia
slob — I UK [slɒb] / US [slɑb] noun [countable] Word forms slob : singular slob plural slobs informal someone who is lazy or untidy II UK [slɒb] / US [slɑb] verb Phrasal verbs: slob around slob about … English dictionary
slob — slob1 [slɔb US sla:b] n informal [Date: 1700 1800; : Irish Gaelic; Origin: slab mud ] someone who is lazy and untidy ▪ a lazy slob slob 2 slob2 v past tense and past participle slobbed present participle slobbing … Dictionary of contemporary English
