Nobble Edit Meaning

1.

To decieve or cheat.

"He nobbled me out of my inheritance"; "She nobbled the customers who trusted her"; "the cashier nobbled me when he gave me too little change"

See swindle, rook, goldbrick, diddle, bunco, defraud, scam, gyp, gip, jip, hornswoggle, con, cheat

2.

Good time, fun time, great time.

We had a right nobble last night. Went to Jim's and had a nobble.

See knobble, nobble, good time, fun, great

3.

The nobbly bits that stick out on puzzle pieces. Most puzzles have pieces with two nobbles on opposite sides and two nobble holes on opposite sides.

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I'm looking for a piece with 3 nobbles and one hole.

4.

To engage a person, usually with a specific subject in mind.

'If I don't nobble Gemma for that report soon, she'll forget all about it.'

See speak to, ask, question, inquire

5.

The nobbly bits that stick out on puzzle pieces. Most puzzles have pieces with two nobbles on opposite sides and two nobble holes on opposite sides.

I'm looking for a piece with 3 nobbles and one hole.

6.

Also means to kill something, usually in a funny way... if killing something can be funny?

Claire nobbled the goblin