Gobs

It was a wildly successful tactic for Green, who is a physician, and it attracted gobs of media attention.

Perhaps the ultimate retro ride, the short-lived Plymouth Prowler looked the part of a modern-day 1950’s hot rod, with exposed front wheels and suspension, a retractable cloth top and gobs of curb appeal.

A couple of skin-crawling "it's like being in a foreign country" remarks are spewed from the gobs of a prototype Nigel Farage, and an old racist dear old enough to have known Queen Victoria's Empire.

Ones who have gobs of cash but absolutely zero taste or desire to hunt for anything of real value.

The 40-year-old explained: ‘Zeus and Narco had the cute wee verminous Shnuffle shuffle Pig of the the Hedge in their gobs and I wrapped my hand in a tshirt and freed the wee bugger and got a tiny cut.

We recommend the caprese salad (already craving gobs of fresh mozzarella topped with balsamic) and the ham fig havarti sandwich.

But it’s also easy to lose gobs of money a little at a time.

He makes gobs of money off revenue sharing.

Instead, he's under fire for blowing gobs of cash on first-class flights around the world — a practice that spelled doom for former Health Secretary Tom Price last year.

That stat has earned gobs of criticism every year, with objections ranging from hard-to-grasp calculations of defensive value to what constitutes a replacement level player in baseball.

The NFL allows the NCAA to make gobs of money off of college football while using it as a de facto developmental league.

The proverbial fork assumedly may have been self-inflicted…Orthopedics, which was a mentioned use of the available space earlier, by the then CEO will make gobs of money.

When I first did my will I was a little sad that I didn’t have gobs of fancy possessions to bequeath my loved ones.