1. bobbed - Adjective
2. bobbed - Verb
Derived from bob
of Bob
Source: Webster's dictionaryAt Glencoe Beach, where the required season passes swiftly sold out this month, a lone sailboat bobbed in a turquoise swath of Lake Michigan on Saturday afternoon. Source: Internet
The organic nature of his rise was manifested in full as the scores of people gathered in the Fillmore Auditorium bobbed their heads and sang his songs with the volume of their voices cranked to the max. Source: Internet
The mysterious Ugaritic text Shachar and Shalim tells how (perhaps near the beginning of all things) Ēl came to shores of the sea and saw two women who bobbed up and down. Source: Internet
A personal favorite, "Dreamcatcher" was up next, exploring the push and pull between dancers and barrier; the duo bobbed and weaved through the dreamcatcher's every curve with dreamy agility. Source: Internet
Both teams were able to clear 150 points with Ethan Slater kicking six goals in North’s win while Nick Agius bobbed up for five goals as South won by 127 points. Source: Internet
Her pink hair bobbed, so real I could almost feel it springing against my palm. Source: Internet