Look up: COB

1. Cob
   Unburned clay mixed with straw.
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2. COB
   See Coordination of Benefits.
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3. COB
   Close of business.
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4. cob
   [n] - stocky short-legged harness horse 2. [n] - adult male swan
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5. Cob
   unburnt clay mixed with straw
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6. COB
   Chip-On-Board
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7. cob
   Traditional building material made from a sun-dried mixture of clay and straw, mostly found in Devon and Dorset. Chalk and gravel were also introduced to the composition. Cob-walls were...
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8. COB
   Chip On Board: A configuration in which a chip is directly attached to a printed circuit board or substrate by solder or conductive adhesives.
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9. COB
   specific IC packaging technique;components are mounted and interconnected on a panel,plate or card(circuit board)to provide a functional unit Category: General
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10. Cob
    Cob (kŏb) noun [ Confer Anglo-Saxon cop , copp , head, top, Dutch kop , German kopf , kuppe , Late Latin cuppa cup (cf. English brainpan ), and also W. cob tuft, spider, cop , ...
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11. Cob
    Cob transitive verb [ imperfect & past participle Cobbed ; present participle & verbal noun Cobbing .] 1. To strike [ Prov. Eng.] Halliwell. 2. (Mining) To ...
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12. cob
    (from the article `swan`) ...by dabbling (not diving) in shallows for aquatic plants. Swimming or standing, the mute (C. olor) and black (C. atratus) swans often tuck one foot ...
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13. Cob
    Cob is a mixture of damp clay, chopped straw and small stones used in a British West Country building technique. Hence a cob-wall is a wall made from damp clay, chopped straw and small stones.
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14. Cob
    [horse] A cob is a small horse, usually of a stout build, with strong bones, large joints, and steady disposition; it is a body type of horse rather than a specific breed. Historically, in the United Kingdom and, to a lesser extent, the eastern United States, a `cob` may be a common horse us...
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15. COB
    This category groups together articles on the woodland and scrub communities of the British National Vegetation Classification system. ...
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16. Cob
    Cob is British slang for a bad mood.
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17. Cob
    Cob is British slang for a bad mood.
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18. COB
    See Coordination of Benefits.
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19. cob
    
    • nut of any of several trees of the genus Corylus
    • stocky short-legged harness horse
    • white gull having a black back and wings
    • adult male swan
    
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20. Cob
    The Cob is a type of horse comprising two breeds: the Welsh Cob and the Norman Cob, both resulting from the Irish Draft either purebred or crossed. Cobs are renowned carriers of weight, able to carry a man hunting all day. Cobs are fairly small horses, calm and gentle.
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21. Cob
    A small, strong horse descended from draft horses. About 15 hands high.
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22. Cob
    A small horse
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23. COB
    Close Of Business
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