Dobbses
Dobbses is the plural of Dobbs.
Meaning of Dobbs
Proper noun
Dobbs (countable and uncountable, plural Dobbses)
- A surname originating as a patronymic.
- Or it’s the man who has listened to Lou Dobbs ranting about people crossing the borders or who has heard some incredibly nasty sermon about homosexuals and thinks to himself, “My race, my people, my tribe are under assault, and the brave young men of the tribe have to protect it.”
At the time when...2010 March 9, Amy Frykholm, quoting Mark Potok, “Enemies of the people: Mark Potok monitors hate”, in The Christian Century
- Or it’s the man who has listened to Lou Dobbs ranting about people crossing the borders or who has heard some incredibly nasty sermon about homosexuals and thinks to himself, “My race, my people, my tribe are under assault, and the brave young men of the tribe have to protect it.”
Questions about Dobbses
- What is Dobbses the plural of?
- Dobbses is the plural of Dobbs.
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