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What (who) is Mob - definition
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MOB; Mobs; M.O.B.; Mobber; MOB (disambiguation); Mob (disambiguation); M.O.B. (album)
mob
n.
1) to inflame, stir up a mob
2) to control, subdue a mob
3) to disperse a mob
4) an angry; undisciplined, unruly, wild mob
5) a mob disperses; gathers; runs amok, runs wild
mob
n.
1.
Tumultuous rabble, rude multitude, lawless crowd.
2.
Populace, riff-raff, lower orders, vulgar herd, scum of society, dregs of the people, ragtag-and-bobtail, canaille.
3.
Mob-cap.
Mobs
A more than sufficient amount of something.
I didn't need to buy any more toilet paper because I had mobs at home already.
I didn't need to buy any more toilet paper because I had mobs at home already.
Examples of use of Mob
1. Related articles: Reputed mob boss, 3 bystanders hurt in suspected mob hit in Netanya ANALYSIS / Was suspected Netanya mob hit attempt an inside job?
2. Hinted at mob ties Marinello was not above dropping hints that he was mob–connected.
3. Even if he knows better. You know these mob guys – it‘s a way of life,‘‘ said mob expert Howard Abadinsky, a St.
4. Jurors in Chicago‘s biggest mob trial in years heard closing arguments Tuesday from defense attorneys for Lombardo, 78, and reputed mob boss James Marcello, 65.
5. Mob killings He was one of 4743 people killed by mob violence between 1882 and 1'68, according to Tuskegee University records.