lobber

[ lob-er ]

noun

, Inland North.

1. clabber.

Word History and Origins

Origin of lobber¹

Blend of clabber and lopper ²

Example Sentences

Just went for a little chunk and run, and I didn’t try to play the lobber all the way back to the flag.

From Golf Digest

The movie shows the “Libber” vs. the “Lobber” struggling in their marriages - Riggs with his gambling habit and King with her sexuality.

From Washington Times

The movie shows the “Libber” vs. the “Lobber” struggling in their marriages — Riggs with his gambling habit and King with her sexuality.

From Seattle Times

Trump, the overconfident lobber of id-ioms?

From Washington Post

Early in the campaign, when Trump was ubiquitous on cable news and his interviewers were often friendly, Halperin was a notorious lobber of softballs.

From The New Yorker