Associations to the word «Bobby»
Noun
- Robson
- Orr
- Allison
- Fischer
- Charlton
- Boyce
- Hackett
- Sands
- Ewing
- Dodd
- Byrd
- Kimball
- Mcgee
- Gillespie
- Eaton
- Petty
- Caldwell
- Ricky
- Clancy
- Frankie
- Hurley
- Clapton
- Darrell
- Sinatra
- Sunny
- Saxophonist
- Cochran
- Ronnie
- Hatfield
- Tko
- Lyle
- Ellsworth
- Defenceman
- Tommy
- Huff
- Eli
- Beale
- Jarrett
- Motown
- Jackie
- Farrell
- Janice
- Bruin
- Outfielder
- Peacock
- Reggie
- Baseman
- Johnstone
- Dickson
- Lap
- Fuller
- Richie
- Drummer
- Dall
- Saxophone
- Bassist
- Cox
- Keyboardist
- Seminole
- Billie
- Abel
- Hart
- Davey
- Kenny
- Sonny
- Jimmy
- Patti
- Pam
- Vibe
- Willie
- Kris
- Johnny
- Buddy
- Valentine
- Gould
- Grandmaster
- Clinch
- Sasha
- Jock
- Golfer
- Terry
- Shortstop
- Freddie
- Trumpeter
- Ted
- Ingram
- Rusty
- Moore
- Duffy
- Hank
- Billy
- Hicks
- Blitz
- Curt
- Sammy
- Thomson
- Reynolds
- Benny
- Rudd
- Ric
Wiktionary
BOBBY, noun. (British) (slang) A police officer.
BOBBY, noun. (British) (slang) A railway signaller.
BOBBY, noun. (Scots) (slang) Penis
BOBBY, proper noun. A diminutive of the male given name Robert.
BOBBY, proper noun. A diminutive of the female given name Roberta.
BOBBY JOE, proper noun. A compound male given name.
BOBBY PIN, noun. (US) A type of double-pronged hairpin.
BOBBY PINS, noun. Plural of bobby pin
BOBBY SOCKS, noun. (usually in plural) (with plural verb) Women's ankle socks.
BOBBY SOXER, noun. In the 1940s, a young woman or teenage girl that was a zealous fan of traditional pop, especially of Frank Sinatra
BOBBY SOXERS, noun. Plural of bobby soxer
Dictionary definition
BOBBY, noun. An informal term for a British policeman.
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