Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

Adjective

The word "bob" can be used as noun, verb, proper noun and adjective.

Word Relationships

Capable Of

assist hunters looking to go overseas attempt to swim eat apple machine tools miss bus paint badly sign paper speak cantonese wedge joe

Coordinate Terms

Alice Eve Mallory Peggy Victor bobwheel wheel

Derived Terms

Baghdad Bob Bob Hope Bob's your uncle Bobs Creek Bobs Farm Castle bob Dutch bob Fighting Bob Pixie-bob a bob each way abob apple bobbing bent as a nine-bob note bent as a two bob bingle bits and bobs bob jerom bob under bob up bob wig bob-a-job bob-cherry bob-job bobber bobbish bobble bobcat bobchin bobfly bobkitten bobrun bobweight dry bob earbob emu bob gay bob light bob monobob plumb bob queer as a nine bob note shadebob six bob a day tourist staggering bob starry bob two bob two bob each way two-bob bit wet bob

Desires

sex

Etymologically Related To

blitter object rob

Has Part

first hand knowledge on african game kids very painful toothache

Context

australia computer graphics cryptography demoscene humorous kenya philately physics slang uk

Has Property

cold dying nuts out of shape short for robert singing in choir

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

British monetary unit arrange coif coif coiffe coiffure coiffure cut do dress float greet hair style hairdo hairstyle inclination inclining move recognise recognize set sled sled sledge sleigh sleigh tail weight

Type Of (IsA)

artist boy's name dog film producer firefighter float hairdo inclination individual inventor bob keen hunter nickname for robert person police officer postman republican teacher waiter weight

Manner Of

dress move

Part Of

pendulum

Related Terms

Alice Bobby Dobbin Rob Robbie bob wire bobbery-bob slack bob yellow bob

Related Terms

alice blit bob haircut bobber bobsleigh catalogue crop curtsy dock docked element fee graphical hardware pendulum placeholder plumb line poem runner shilling sled sprite stamp stanza steam engine two bob bit vibrator working beam

Synonym Network

bobsled bobtail british shilling curtsy dock jack party b

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.