lobber

lob

L0217400 (lŏb)v. lobbed, lob·bing, lobs v.tr. To hit, throw, or propel in a high arc: lob a beach ball; lob a tennis shot over an opponent's head.v.intr.1. To hit a ball in a high arc.2. To move heavily or clumsily.n.1. A ball hit, thrown, or propelled in a high arc.2. Slang A clumsy dull person; a lout.

[Originally, to act like a lout, hang heavily, move clumsily, from lob, lout, something heavy and pendulous, lump, from Middle English lob, pollack, lout; akin to Middle Low German and Middle Dutch lobbe, lubbe, hanging lip, probably ultimately of imitative origin.]

lob′ber n.

lobber

(ˈlɒbə) n (Ball Games, other than specified) a person who lobs

单词	lobber
释义	lobber lob L0217400 (lŏb)v. lobbed, lob·bing, lobs v.tr. To hit, throw, or propel in a high arc: lob a beach ball; lob a tennis shot over an opponent's head.v.intr.1. To hit a ball in a high arc.2. To move heavily or clumsily.n.1. A ball hit, thrown, or propelled in a high arc.2. Slang A clumsy dull person; a lout. [Originally, to act like a lout, hang heavily, move clumsily, from lob, lout, something heavy and pendulous, lump, from Middle English lob, pollack, lout; akin to Middle Low German and Middle Dutch lobbe, lubbe, hanging lip, probably ultimately of imitative origin.] lob′ber n. lobber (ˈlɒbə) n (Ball Games, other than specified) a person who lobs EncyclopediaSeelob
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