wob

He "wob" a la Bush in 2000, with help from the Scalia 5 of the Democratic party, super delegates.

McCain Camp's Comparison Of Obama To Britney: Defining Him As Puffed-Up Dandy 2009

Canfield also posts on other internet sites as himself, as "Oregon Reality," and apparently as "wob" or "wobboh," using a Verizon account.

Oregon Commentator 2008

Like you I just, in fact, actually stumble around this weirb wibe wob.

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The later farms are fresh, clear acres with white fences on the road, white barns, sunlit fields in which you could see a foal, just out of the mare, wob-ble uncertainly on its stick legs and then run across the meadow.

Celebrities Hardwick, Elizabeth 2001

That word came wob - bling out as Seld tried not to show Joat how tightened he really was.

The City Who Fought McCaffrey, Anne 1993

A young woman (probably not u librarian, judging from the green silk hotpants and see-through blouse she was wearing) came wiggle-wob-bling up the sidewalk on a pair of purple fuck-me shoes with three-inch heels.

The Waste Lands King, Stephen, 1947- 1991

In the clear, cold arctic midnight of June 17, 1940, the three Hurricanes, their tails dragging, somehow staggered off the ground and went wob - bling off into the sky.

The HurricaneStory Gallico, Paul 1959

Up to that time they only trifled with the other sex's affections at a distance -- filling a maid's water-pails, perhaps, when no one was looking, or carrying her wob; at the recollection of which they would slap their knees almost jovially on Saturday night.

Auld Licht Idyls 1898

Without a loom in addition many of them would have starved, and on Saturdays the big farmer and his wife, driving home in a gig, would pass the little farmer carrying or wheeling his wob to Thrums.

Auld Licht Idyls 1898

You could generally tell an Auld Licht in Thrums when you passed him, his dull, vacant face wrinkled over a heavy wob.

Auld Licht Idyls 1898