Everyone turned up at the party – Jack, Ella, Steve, Roger, old Uncle Tom Cobbleigh and all!
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Uncle Tom Cobbleigh — [Uncle Tom Cobbleigh] a character from the traditional English song ↑Widdicombe Fair. The song includes a long list of people who go to the ↑fair, ending with the line ‘Old Uncle Tom Cobbleigh and all’. People sometimes use this phrase to mean… … Useful english dictionary
Cobbleigh — Cob|bleigh old Uncle Tom Cobbleigh and all a line from an old British song about a large group of people who do things together. The people are all listed by name, and the list ends with the words old Uncle Tom Cobbleigh and all . The phrase is… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Placeholder name — Placeholder names are words that can refer to objects or people whose names are either temporarily forgotten, irrelevant, or unknown in the context in which they are being discussed. Whatchamacallit (for objects) and Whatshisname or Whatshername… … Wikipedia
Widdicombe Fair — a popular old English song about a group of people who borrow a horse to go to a horse fair in Widdicombe, a village in Devon. Each verse of the song ends with the names of the people in the group: Bill Brewer, Jan Stewer, Peter Gurney, Peter… … Universalium
Widdicombe Fair — [Widdicombe Fair] a popular old English song about a group of people who borrow a horse to go to a horse ↑fair in Widdicombe, a village in ↑Devon. Each verse of the song ends with the names of the people in the group: Bill Brewer, Jan Stewer,… … Useful english dictionary
