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/gob"stop'euhr/, n. Brit. Slang.a large piece of hard candy.[1925-30; see GOB3]
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gob-stopper — /gob stop euhr/, n. Brit. Slang. a large piece of hard candy. [1925 30; see GOB3] … Useful english dictionary
gob stopper — noun A large, hard, spherical sweet/candy that would completely fill the mouth. Syn: jaw breakers … Wiktionary
Gob Stopper — is a very large, round, hard sweetie … Scottish slang
gob — a mouthful, lump, late 14c., probably from O.Fr. gobe mouthful, lump, related to gober gulp, swallow down, probably from Gaulish *gobbo (Cf. Ir. gob mouth, Gael. gob beak ). This Celtic source also seems to be root of gob mouth (mid 16c.), which… … Etymology dictionary
gob — 1. n. esp. Brit. sl. the mouth. Phrases and idioms: gob stopper a very large hard sweet. Etymology: perh. f. Gael. & Ir., = beak, mouth 2. n. & v. Brit. sl. n. a clot of slimy matter. v.intr. (gobbed, gobbing) spit. Etymology: ME f. OF go(u)be… … Useful english dictionary
gob|stop|per — «GOB STOP uhr», noun. British. a large, round piece of very hard candy; jawbreaker. ╂[< gob3 + stopper] … Useful english dictionary
gobstopper — gobˈstopper noun A very large hard round sweet for prolonged sucking • • • Main Entry: ↑gob … Useful english dictionary
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