bobble in Irish
bobble in Irish is bobailín — bobble means a small furry or fabric ball used as decoration, especially on top of a hat.
bobble in Irish
bobailín
A furry ball attached on top of a hat.
What does "bobble" mean?
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noun A small furry or fabric ball used as decoration, especially on top of a hat.
"His winter hat had a bright red bobble on top."
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verb To fumble or briefly lose control of something, especially a ball.
"The fielder bobbled the catch and the runner made it to second."
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bobble in a sentence
- His winter hat had a bright red bobble on top.
- The fielder bobbled the catch and the runner made it to second.
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What is "bobble" in Irish?
"bobble" in Irish is bobailín. bobble means: A small furry or fabric ball used as decoration, especially on top of a hat.
How do you use "bobble" in a sentence?
Example: "His winter hat had a bright red bobble on top." In Irish, "bobble" is bobailín.
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