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Hobnob   /hˈɑbnˌɑb/   Listen
Hobnob

verb
(past & past part. hornobbed; pres. part. hornobbing)
1.
Rub elbows with.






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"Hobnob" Quotes from Famous Books



... He slapped his trousers pocket, making the handful of gold and silver he always carried there jingle musically. "It is this that rules the world. My children shall be big pots, hobnob with kings and princes, slap them on the back and call them by their Christian names, be kings themselves—why not? It's happened before. My children, the children of old Noel Hasluck, son of a Whitechapel butcher! Here's my pedigree!" ...
— Paul Kelver • Jerome Klapka, AKA Jerome K. Jerome

... nobility of my native land, is derived from perusing the accounts of their journeys in the fashionable newspapers, and from the whispered confidences of their third cousins. To find myself in familiar intercourse with people who habitually hobnob at Royal tables, and who invite Royal Highnesses to drop in promiscuously and smoke a cigar, almost turns my head. To-morrow I shall return to Paris, because I feel, were I to remain long in such grand company, I should become ...
— Diary of the Besieged Resident in Paris • Henry Labouchere



Words linked to "Hobnob" :   socialise, socialize



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