Associations to the word «Bobby»
Noun
- Burns
- Brown
- Mcmahon
- Woody
- Bo
- Freeman
- Lou
- Robinson
- Mel
- Marlin
- Lowe
- Marvin
- Pearce
- Rush
- Chet
- Orson
- Bob
- Jingle
- Chef
- Linebacker
- Abby
- Richardson
- Williamson
- Sherman
- Shane
- Jimmie
- Neal
- Ron
- Walden
- Sue
- Dee
- Mack
- Lineup
- Elliott
- Gerry
- Roberta
- Reilly
- Peel
- Dave
- Chico
- Dale
- Bonnie
- Skipper
- Reeves
- Dusty
- Racing
- Elvis
- Trumpet
- Johnnie
- Ballad
- Rufus
- Haynes
- Pianist
- Larry
- Buster
- Hines
- Songwriter
- Melvin
- Cassidy
- Betty
- Pennant
- Floyd
- Ko
- Phil
- Doug
- Wr
- Kennedy
- Mick
- Daniels
- Platter
- Gary
- Kathy
- Gentry
- Tito
- Booker
- Shirley
- Dodger
- Greg
- Browne
- Ellie
- Manager
- Hull
- Bernie
- Jazz
- Murdoch
- Scholastic
- Roth
- Rick
- Hoffman
- Wembley
- Flyer
- Wally
- Ritchie
- Mitchell
- Ballard
Adjective
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.
Wise words
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