1. A clown; a fairy.

2. The nave of a wheel; the flat part of a grate, where things are placed to be kept warm.

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

• hom,
• phobi,
• hon,
• hol,
• tob,
• hobbo,
• hrb,
• hoo,
• hos,
• hof,
• dob,
• hoa,
• houw,
• phoba,
• hobbi,
• eob,
• hotub,
• hobie,
• hou,
• hov

• hoe,
• cob,
• hobo,
• houff,
• hog,
• hope,
• job,
• hoop,
• hoffa,
• HOPP,
• sob,
• bob,
• hop,
• Hove,
• rob,
• HOF,
• hobby,
• hub,
• mob,
• hoof,
• hot,
• hopeh,
• how,
• hopf,
• hopei,
• hopi,
• HOPPE,
• HOFF,
• hovey,
• hovea.

The adverb form of "hob" is "hoblike".

The adjective form of the word "hob" is "hoblike" or "hob-like".

The plural of the "hob" can be the "hobs".

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