bobbled
past simple and past participle ofbobble
bobble
verb
UKuk/ˈbɒb.əl/us/ˈbɑː.bəl/(USpill)bobbleverb(MATERIAL)
[I]
If apieceofclothingormaterialbobbles, itdevelopssmallballsofthreadsonitssurface:
I've onlywornthisjumpertwice, and it's alreadybegunto bobble.
Tearing and breaking into pieces
- apart
- asunder
- bobble
- bobbly
- break(something)off
- chip
- crack
- fall apart
- fall to piecesidiom
- fragment
- fragmentation
- fragmented
- frayed
- rip
- splinter
- split
- sunder
- tearsomethingapart
- tearsomethingup
- teardown
bobbleverb(BALL)
[T]US
todroporalmostdropaballthat you aretryingtocatchorstop:
Therightfielderbobbled aneasygrounder.
General terms used in ball sports
- aggregate score
- assist
- back pass
- backspin
- ballplayer
- bend
- inbounds pass
- indirect free kick
- kicker
- laysomeoneoff
- layoff
- loft
- pace
- pitch
- square ball
- stroke
- timeout
- underhand
- underspin
- watertight
Examplesofbobbled
bobbled
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
The low-techs those who werebobbledsoon after the original invention of bobbles have roughly late-20th-century technology.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He also had a nine yard punt during the game andbobbleda snap on another that lead to a turnover on downs.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Indeed, those who werebobbledat slightly different times leading up to the singularity, have vastly different technology levels.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He broke from post 18 andbobbledwhile drifting out but moved up to sixth right behind the leaders as they passed the grandstand for the first time.
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