bobbery

"What do you reckon could have kicked up such a bobbery, uncle?

Nice bobbery if we was to end up the same way!' '

"In this bobbery she oughtn't to be left."

'They'd be going to Horning or Wroxham to raise a bobbery else.

He had talked to her during the whole of dinner the night before about jackal- hunting with a bobbery pack--not at all an elevated mind.

Under either name, I fancy the thing-a-ma-jig would kick up a high old bobbery with a man's political economy should it chance to go bu'st right there!

In a 45-minute drive on the Long Island Expressway, New York City dwellers can relive the trek once made by Long Island's wealthiest estate owners seeking to exchange the bobbery of Manhattan for the tranquillity of the countryside.

Bob Dole, Bob Burns and his Bazooka, Bob Crosby and the Bobcats, bobbing for apples, bobbed hair, hey bob a-ree bob, bet my money on a bobtail nag . . . Forget bobbery, it's a dead end.