dob
/dɒb/; /dɔb/Definitions
1. noun
a small, usually rounded, lump or swelling, especially one on the skin, such as a boil or a cyst
“She had a nasty dob on her neck that was causing her a lot of discomfort.”
2. verb
to administer a dose of liquor to someone, especially as a signal to begin a drinking session
“He went to the pub and got dobed by the group of friends celebrating their friend’s birthday.”
3. verb
to give someone a small, usually alcoholic, drink as a signal or toast
“The bartender dobed the guests with a shot of whiskey before the main event.”