dobber

A person who turns another in for someting they've done. Also called 'telling' on someone.

"I'm going to tell Marty on you!"
"You dobber!"

by Elvellon February 7, 2005

dobber

1. Dobber , dobbing , dobbin' :- something 'big' - big headache, big penis, big idiot, big fool
1a. England:- A 'dobber' is a large marble (small glass coloured balls kids used to play with)
2. Australia, NZ (?):- to 'dob' someone in means to squeal on someone, to expose them, tell on them

I'll match my blue dobber against your medium stripey marble.

by yewtopia January 8, 2008

dobber

Dobber in South Derbyshire, England, means condom.

"I ran out of dobbers so I had to go up the tradesman's entrance!"

by Ian Chode January 18, 2005

mud dobber

A White Woman that prefers Black Men over the White
Usually confused and overweight to begin with
Also see: Mudshark

Ya know, if Rosie O'Donnell wasn't a fur trader, she'd definately be a Mud Dobber

by Womack March 14, 2005

Dobby

Dob-by
dob-bee
verb. dobby'd, dobbying, dobbys.

When, during intercourse, the male finishes by climaxing into an old sock found on the floor, then throwing said sock at the female and loudly announcing her freedom for all the world to hear.

Man1: "Oh dude, so we were fucking and i was about to cum, and i saw an old sock on the ground, so i grabbed it, blew my massive wad on it and Dobby'd the fuck out of her."

Man2:"Did you remember to inform her of her freedom?"

Man1:"YEAH! It was hilarious, i was like;"YOU ARE NO LONGER SLAVE TO THE HOUSE OF MALFOY!!"

by MIKELEV March 11, 2011

Pull a Dobby

Wearing a pair of missmatched socks. It comes from the fact that the house elf Dobby from the Harry Potter series of novels by J.K. Rowling likes to wear two missmatched socks.

David is going to pull a Dobby today.

by David SZ November 9, 2007

dobber

Glasgow has always had a Catholic/Protestant divide, traditionally Celtic are associated with the Catholic side, Rangers with the Protestant.
Protestants hold in high regard King William of Orange. Therefore to a Celtic fan, they may be "Orange Bastards."(or basturts to use the local dialect).
Add the word "Dirty" to the beginning of the phrase and you have, "Dirty Orange Bastard" the initials of which form "DOB", which is where the widely-used Glasgow phrase "Dobber" originates from. Which, yes, means that if you're a dirty Rangers fan, and you call someone a dobber, you're slagging yourself. Up ye, and mon the hoops!

Check the nick of this dobber!

by Mon the Hoops April 10, 2006