1. A little pocket for a watch.

2. To impose on. To fob off, to shift off, or delude with a trick.

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

• fouc,
• fobid,
• tob,
• fof,
• foh,
• foi,
• fobic,
• dob,
• ffom,
• fon,
• fow,
• focu,
• sfpb,
• bfor,
• fod,
• fot,
• eob,
• fou,
• fok,
• fo

• feb.,
• fop,
• cob,
• fib,
• sob,
• fox,
• job,
• fog,
• mob,
• fovea,
• bob,
• rob,
• foe,
• for.

The adjective form of the word "fob" is "fobby".

The plural of the "fob" can be the "fobs".

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