cob
/kɒb/Definitions
1. noun
A small, rounded mass of something, especially a lump of food or a bundle of hay.
“She picked up a cob of corn from the garden and took a bite.”
2. noun
The seed head of a corn plant.
“The farmer harvested the cobs from the field.”
3. noun
A lump or mass of something, especially in a specific trade or occupation.
“The blacksmith worked on a cob of iron to make a new tool.”
4. verb
To cover or encrust with cobwebs, or with a layer of something.
“The old mansion cobs with dust and cobwebs.”
5. verb
To cover or encrust something with a layer of material, especially in a specific trade or occupation.
“The decorator cobs the walls with a layer of paint.”
6. noun
A cobstone, especially a cobblestone.
“The street was paved with cobs, making it difficult to walk on.”