1. To strike

2. The top or head; a spike on which the kernels of maize grow; a strong stout pony; a horse not castrated; a sea-mew, called the sea-cob; a ball or pellet for feeding fowls; a spider; a composition of clay mixed with straw; a kind of wicker basket, used m husbandry; a foreign coin; a covetous person.

3. To punish by striking the breech with a belt or flat piece of wood; to pull by the hair or ears.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• acob,
• corba,
• cobed,
• ccbc,
• ajob,
• cobin,
• tob,
• coz,
• cobat,
• conbo,
• coba,
• cuor,
• jjob,
• cou,
• dob,
• acobe,
• akob,
• couz,
• coa,
• lcub

• coif,
• cub,
• cab,
• coupe,
• Cobey,
• cow,
• coypu,
• bob,
• COPPA,
• job,
• cot,
• cowboy,
• Coby,
• copy,
• sob,
• COD,
• co.,
• mob,
• coup,
• cop,
• comb,
• con-,
• co,
• rob,
• cog,
• coop,
• cobia,
• c.o.d.,
• covey,
• co-op,
• co-,
• cope,
• Cobb,
• cove,
• COPP.

The adverb form of the word "cob" is "cobly".

The adjective form of the word "cob" is "cobbed".

The plural of the "cob" can be the "cobs".

The singular of the "cob" can be the "cob".