bob

to lie, deceive or otherwise manipulate; to weasel your way out of something.

The more I love him, the more he bobs me into believing we're soulmates.
He totally bobbed his way out of that speeding ticket.

by valentine22 December 15, 2008

bob

belly over belt. when somones belly hangs over their belt line

wow that girls has a bob

by scook27 March 28, 2009

bob

relentless loving or usually creeping on a love. Constant asking and constant rejecting.

Guy 1:Dude Aimee asked me out like 5 times
Guy 2:I told you she was a bob.

by andr3w79 March 31, 2009

bob

When someone sees a builders bum, ‘bob’ is shouted.

Can you see my ‘bob’ in this?

by a builder January 31, 2014

Bobs

Inner city Welsh and British expression for the Police. Typically it refers to undercover officers, however. It is very likely a derivation from "Bobbies."

Often this expression is used as a codeword for an investigator at a party or club, as saying "watch out for Bob" is much less conspicuous than saying "watch out for the police."

"Out the back! Shit! There's a pair of buggered Bobs hear."

I heard Kate got arrested last night. A Bob caught her dealing.

by TheFlyingWelshman May 27, 2014

Bob

A extreme try hard, athlete and mathlete. At first you might think they are awkward but as you get to know them they are pretty social but never really try to be at the middle of everything unless there is competition involved.

Person 1: Wow, did you see that try hard in gym today?
Person 2: Yea, that was Bob he’s actually kind of nice once you get to know him.

by BAAAAAAAB April 16, 2019

BOB

Been off the boat. Extension on FOB (Fresh off the Boat)

That bob should know more English than a fob; he's been here longer.

by UncoSam September 26, 2012