lob
lob/läb/
verb
throw or hit (a ball or missile) in a high arc.
"he lobbed the ball over their heads"
synonyms: throw, toss, fling, pitch, shy, hurl, pelt, sling, loft, cast, let fly with, flip, launch, propel, impel, bowl, chuck, bung, heave
noun
(chiefly in tennis) a ball hit in a high arc over an opponent.
"Federer played a lob and Nadal's high volley was in the net"
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6 days ago · The meaning of LOB is a dull heavy person : lout. How to use lob in a sentence.
Lob
Tennis
A lob in tennis involves hitting the ball high and deep into the opponent's court. It can be used as an offensive or defensive weapon. Wikipedia
(in some sports) to hit, kick, or throw the ball high in the air so that it goes over the head of your opponent :.
Lob definition: to hit (a ball) in a high arc to the back of the opponent's court.. See examples of LOB used in a sentence.
An LOB (line of business) is a general term that describes the products or services offered by a business or manufacturer.
The condition of a penis before it becomes fully erect. Usually found after a warm shower, during episodes of Baywatch and desired before public displays of ...
lob in American English · 1. British, Dialectal. a big, slow, clumsy person · 2. Cricket. a slow underhand throw · 3. Tennis. a stroke in which the ball is sent ...
What does LOB stand for? ; LOB, Live on Board ; LOB, Lost on Base (military slang) ; LOB, Lost on Board (travel).
Verb. lob (third-person singular simple present lobs, present participle lobbing, simple past and past participle lobbed)
When you lob something, you throw it up very high. If you lob a baseball from the outfield to the pitcher, you hurl it in an arc that ends right where the ...
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LOB meaning: to hit, throw, or kick (something, such as a ball) so that it goes through the air in a high curving path sometimes used figuratively.
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