Definition of flob in English:

flob

noun flɒb

British slang

A piece of spittle and mucus that has been spat out; (as a mass noun) phlegm, spittle.

verb flɒb

British slang

no object To spit.

Origin

1990s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From flob
1970s; earliest use found in New Musical Express. Origin uncertain. Perhaps from phl- in + -ob, phonetically respelled.

Definition of flob in US English:

flob

nounflɒb

British slang

A piece of spittle and mucus that has been spat out; (as a mass noun) phlegm, spittle.

verbflɒb

British slang

no object To spit.

Origin

1990s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From flob<br>1970s; earliest use found in New Musical Express. Origin uncertain. Perhaps from phl- in + -ob, phonetically respelled.

词汇	flob
释义	Definition of flob in English: flob noun flɒb British slang A piece of spittle and mucus that has been spat out; (as a mass noun) phlegm, spittle. verb flɒb British slang no object To spit. Origin 1990s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From flob 1970s; earliest use found in New Musical Express. Origin uncertain. Perhaps from phl- in + -ob, phonetically respelled. Definition of flob in US English: flob nounflɒb British slang A piece of spittle and mucus that has been spat out; (as a mass noun) phlegm, spittle. verbflɒb British slang no object To spit. Origin 1990s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From flob<br>1970s; earliest use found in New Musical Express. Origin uncertain. Perhaps from phl- in + -ob, phonetically respelled.
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