Cob
-pronounced kawb
-adjective
A negative adjective used to describe a person or place/event. Originated on the football field of Arroyo Grande High School (a small town in the central coast of California).
-pronounced kawb
-adjective
A negative adjective used to describe a person or place/event. Originated on the football field of Arroyo Grande High School (a small town in the central coast of California).
by tommdogg November 11, 2007
When sitting on the toilet, you reach over to tear off some toilet paper only to find that there's nothing but the cardboard tube, or cob, left on the roll.
by Mr. Weebitzy December 08, 2013
Verb: (I think)
Origin: Northern England
Term used to describe the state of being usually referred to as grumpiness or sulking. Aka 'being in an arse', 'having a mard' or just basically being a miserable, pissed off so and so.
Origin: Northern England
Term used to describe the state of being usually referred to as grumpiness or sulking. Aka 'being in an arse', 'having a mard' or just basically being a miserable, pissed off so and so.
by Glenn Parington June 26, 2005
"He wouldn't talk to me as he had a right cob on" or
"She had such a cob on that she wouldn't even put the kettle on"
"She had such a cob on that she wouldn't even put the kettle on"
by Elizza June 11, 2006
Middle manager: "umm, if you could just get that done by COB, that would be terrrrrrrific."
Programmer: "sure, I'll get to that right away" ::what the hell, I guess I better do that right away...I'll look up COBB on Urban Dictionary::
Programmer: "sure, I'll get to that right away" ::what the hell, I guess I better do that right away...I'll look up COBB on Urban Dictionary::
by middle manager March 10, 2005
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tucking your junk inbetween your legs and turning to bend over and show any unfortunate onlookers
tucking your junk inbetween your legs and turning to bend over and show any unfortunate onlookers
by phillip sims April 19, 2006
Close of Business, it means by the end of the working hours of the business.
By COB on Monday, by the end of the business day o Monday.
By COB on Monday, by the end of the business day o Monday.
by Flying Kev February 23, 2017