bobbish (Meaning)
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bobbish (a.)
Hearty; in good spirits.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bobbish
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bobbish Sentence Examples
- His hairstyle looked a bit bobbish, with its rounded layers and playful bounce.
- The dress had a bobbish silhouette, accentuating her curves in a subtle yet charming way.
- She adopted a bobbish walk, swinging her hips lightly as she strolled down the street.
- The cafe had a bobbish atmosphere, with its cozy seating and eclectic decor.
- His mannerisms were rather bobbish, with quick, animated gestures and a lively demeanor.
- The music had a bobbish rhythm, making it impossible not to tap your feet.
- Her speech had a bobbish cadence, punctuated by frequent pauses and inflections.
- The artwork had a bobbish flair, featuring vibrant colors and whimsical shapes.
- The party had a bobbish vibe, with guests laughing and chatting animatedly.
- The film had a bobbish plot, full of quirky characters and unexpected twists.
FAQs About the word bobbish
Hearty; in good spirits.
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His hairstyle looked a bit bobbish, with its rounded layers and playful bounce.
The dress had a bobbish silhouette, accentuating her curves in a subtle yet charming way.
She adopted a bobbish walk, swinging her hips lightly as she strolled down the street.
The cafe had a bobbish atmosphere, with its cozy seating and eclectic decor.
