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bob and weave 

Refers to a man who has such an extraordinary weave that they refer to not only him but also his hair as well.
His hair is so sick that they have to refer to it and make sure people know that bob AND his weave are coming over to the house.
--Trivia--
The weave is not commonly worn by people named 'Bob'.
Bob is a very white name, and weaves are generally kind of an ethnic hairpiece.
"Are Bob and Weave both gonna be be at the party tonight?"
"Bob AND his weave are both coming over to the party."
"Yo, Dude! Jeff and Pompadour are coming over!"
Person A: "Bob."
Person B: "Hold up, is he gonna be bringing his weave too?"
Person A: "Bob doesn't go anywhere without his weave, dude."
bob and weave by BigChugnite June 12, 2021
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bob and weave 

What females do when they suck a brotha's dick just to be doing it and to get it over with. Kissin, peckinand lickin without ever actually suckin that dick
Man, last night this hoe said she was going to give me some head and all she did was bob and weave on my dick for 10 minutes before i just bent that shit over.
bob and weave by lolalana May 5, 2004
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