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#161130 07/20/2006 3:23 PM
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Is our word slob derived from this ?

#161131 07/20/2006 4:19 PM
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slob ...[fr Anglo-Irish, used affectionately...]--H-C Dict of AM. Slang


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#161132 07/20/2006 10:39 PM
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Hi bessybear,welcome aboard.
Funny, I've never thought of slob being a term of affection.
Edit: PS Check out, if you haven't already, BranShea's post under Yenta in Weekly Themes.

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