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cornobble

cornobble verb: to slap or strike someone on the head.

Verb

cornobble (third-person singular simple present cornobbles, present participle cornobbling, simple past and past participle cornobbled)

  1. (dialectal, obsolete) To slap or strike someone on the head.
    • He will cornobble you very hard if he finds out.
  2. (archaic, dialectal) To hit upside the head, specifically with a dead fish.
    • The dead trout caught last week was used by Trevor to cornobble Will.

Forms of cornobble

third-person singular presentcornobbles
present participlecornobbling
past participlecornobbled
pastcornobbled

Questions about cornobble

What does cornobble mean?
Cornobble means to slap or strike someone on the head.
What part of speech is cornobble?
Cornobble is a verb.
What is the past tense of cornobble?
The past tense of cornobble is cornobbled.

Words near cornobble in the dictionary

  1. cornmuse
  2. cornmuses
  3. corno
  4. Corno Flute
  5. Corno Flutes
  6. cornobble
  7. cornography
  8. cornoid
  9. cornopean
  10. cornopeans
  11. cornoside

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