fob (Meaning)
fob (n)
a vest pocket to hold a pocket watch
an adornment that hangs from a watch chain
short chain or ribbon attaching a pocket watch to a man's vest
fob (v)
deceive somebody
fob (n.)
A little pocket for a watch.
fob (v.t.)
To beat; to maul.
To cheat; to trick; to impose on.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fob
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fob Sentence Examples
- The key fob unlocked the car effortlessly, granting access to the driver.
- The hotel provided each guest with a key fob that served as room entry and elevator access.
- The security guard asked the visitor to show his employee fob before proceeding.
- The tollbooth cashier scanned the EZ-Pass fob attached to the windshield, facilitating a seamless payment.
- The fob was embedded with a microchip that allowed for remote door unlocking and engine starting.
- The airport required passengers to present their boarding pass and TSA PreCheck fob for security clearance.
- The electronic fob replaced the traditional keys, offering convenience and enhanced security.
- The fob contained a proximity sensor that triggered the main gate to open automatically.
- The apartment complex used a fob system to restrict access to common areas and ensure tenant safety.
- The fob provided convenient hands-free operation of the garage door, allowing the driver to enter without leaving the car.
FAQs About the word fob
a vest pocket to hold a pocket watch, an adornment that hangs from a watch chain, short chain or ribbon attaching a pocket watch to a man's vest, deceive somebo
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The key fob unlocked the car effortlessly, granting access to the driver.
The hotel provided each guest with a key fob that served as room entry and elevator access.
The security guard asked the visitor to show his employee fob before proceeding.
The tollbooth cashier scanned the EZ-Pass fob attached to the windshield, facilitating a seamless payment.
