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(Programming) To make a change or a call in a program which unintentionally overwrites the current value of a variable. Yeah I fixed that bug - PrintPage was clobbering the cookies.
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Noun. Clothes and personal belongings Gonna get me some new clobber.
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To get struck with great force. "his car got clobbered by a freight train".
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Clothes, you wear your Clobber. " I'm off to town to buy meself some new Clobber, might have a few bevvy's in the spoons too "
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A black man's genitalia. Person 1: Hey, did you see that naked picture of Chris Brown?
Person 2: Yeah man, some clobber on him |
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1. The act of thrusting oneself to another human being with one's own head and/or body parts. 2. to utilize the body as a weapon to inflict harm upon one or more persons in the proximity of said body weapon. John and Kameron love to clobber each other on the daily, no homo.
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