Pronunciation: /ɡɑb/
noun a lump or large amount of a substance, especially a sticky one
A1 I have a gob of peanut butter on my sandwich.
A2 She accidentally dropped a gob of ketchup on her shirt.
B1 The chef added a gob of whipped cream to the dessert.
B2 He scooped up a gob of clay to mold into a sculpture.
C1 The artist carefully applied a gob of paint to the canvas.
C2 The scientist analyzed a gob of DNA from the sample.
verb to spit
A1 I gobbed some food quickly before heading out.
A2 She gobbed down her sandwich in a few bites.
B1 The child gobbed up the candy as soon as it was given to him.
B2 The competitive eater gobbed the hot dogs at an impressive speed.
C1 The chef carefully gobbed the sauce onto the dish to ensure even distribution.
C2 The food critic watched as the chef gobbed the garnish onto the plate with precision.
formal The chef carefully scooped a gob of whipped cream onto the dessert.
informal She took a big gob of ketchup for her fries.
slang He's always got a gob full of gossip to share.
figurative The company's CEO has a gob of knowledge about the industry.
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