Meaning of "hoblike" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF HOBLIKE

hoblike  [ˈhɒbˌlaɪk]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF HOBLIKE

Hoblike is an adjective.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES HOBLIKE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of hoblike in the English dictionary

The definition of hoblike in the dictionary is elflike or clownish.

TRANSLATION OF HOBLIKE

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOBLIKE»

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Popular and Complete English Dictionary: Exhibiting the ...

See Howitzer, the common orthogra- Hoblike, hob like, a. Clownish; boorish. Hobnail, hob'nale, [Q. kufnagel,] n. A nail with a thick, strong head, for shoeing horses. A clownish person, in contempt. Hobnailed, hob'nald, a. Set with hobnails  ...

John Boag, 1848

A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...

HOBBY hob'be,*. bidet ; hobereau,m.marottey. HOBBY-HORSE, *. coeval de bois , dada, m. marotte. /. HOBGOBLIN hobgob'lin, i. lutin, spectre, fantome, farfadet, in . HOBLIKE hob'Uk, adj. en paysan, en rustre. HOBNAIL hob'nal, s. clou a fer ...

Alexander G. Collot, 1856

An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...

... byr gyflegr, Hoblike, hob'-leio, a. trwstau, trwsgl, delflaidd Hobnail, hob'-nël, ». hoel glopa, clobhoel Hobnailed, hob'-nëld, a. clobhoeliog Hobnob, hob'-nob, ad. cymer nea beidio ; cymer os myni Hobomokko, hob'-o-moc-co, s. yshryd drwg ...

Thomas Edwards, 1864

English Language Word Builder

... MISWRITe SNODDIT RESTIVE UNITIVE BEDLESS EGGLESS GAPLESS IRELESS NAPLESS TAGLESS WARLESS BATLIKE EARLIKE GEMLIKE HOBLIKE JETLIKE NIBLIKE PODLIKE SACLIKE TOYLIKE CROSSLY IGNOBLY OBESELY ...

Bob Jackman, 2012

The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition

... hoards HOARDED HOARDER HOARIER HOARILY HOARSE HOARSEN HOARSES HOATZIN HOAX HOAXED HOAXER HOAXES HOAXING HOB HOBBED HOBBER HOBBIES HOBBING HOBBLE HOBBLER HOBBY HOBLIKE HOBNAIL ...

‎2007

A Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages: Wherein ...

Hoblike, a. Rústico, grosero. Hóbnail, >. Clavo dp herradura ; patán, rustico, villano. Hobnailed, a. Clavado con clavos de herradura. НбЬоу, ». V. Hautboy. Hóbson's choice, ». Espresion proverbial con que se designa la elección en que no ...

Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, Mateo Seoane Sobral, 1855

A critical pronouncing dictionary, and expositor of the ...

The latter is, in my opinion, more agreeable to polite ufage, but the former more analogical ; for as ittomtsiiom the French oblique, we cannot write hoblike. as Mr. Nares wifhes, any more ihan antique, antike, for fear of departing too far from the  ...

John Walker, 1806

Phreno-mnemotechnic Dictionary: Being a Philosophical ...

957 — Plook, pulka, pluck, obloquy, block, black, apologue, balk pleck, plug, bow -leg, oblike, beluga, be- lock, plaguy, bulk, pulic, up- look, belike, bleak, bulky, bleaky, blake, uplock, plica, bailiwick, epilogue, hoblike, oblique, plague, belli- ...

Francis Fauvel-Gouraud, 1844

A Dictionary of the English Language

HOBLIKE, (hob'-Iike)n. Clownish ; boorish. HOBNAIL, (bob'-nale) ii. s. A nail used in (hoeing a horse. HOBNAILED, (hob'-nald) o. Set with hobnails. HOBNOB, (bob' -nob) ad. A familiar call to reciprocal drinking. HOBOY, (ho'-boe) n.i. A wind ...

Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Robert S. Jameson, 1828

Johnson's English Dictionary

HOBLIKE*, hAbMlke. a. Clownish ; boorish. Cot- HO^HNAIM, hAb'-nile. n.s. [ hobby and nail.] A nail used in shoeing a hobby or little horse. Sha/c. A clownish person, in conlempl. Hilton. HO'BNAILED, hAb'-nal'd. a. Set with hobnails. On/ den.

Samuel Johnson, John Walker, 1835