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Wat (wie) is NOBBLE - definitie
WIKTIONARY REDIRECT
nobble
¦ verb Brit. informal
1. try to influence or thwart by underhand or unfair methods.
tamper with (a racehorse) to prevent it from winning a race.
2. accost (someone).
3. obtain dishonestly; steal.
seize.
Derivatives
nobbler noun
Origin
C19: prob. a var. of dialect knobble, knubble 'knock, strike with the knuckles'.
nobble
(nobbles, nobbling, nobbled)
1.
If someone nobbles an important group of people such as a committee, they offer them money or threaten them in order to make them do something. (BRIT INFORMAL)
The trial was stopped before Christmas after allegations of attempts to nobble the jury...
VERB: V n
2.
If someone nobbles a racehorse, they deliberately harm it, often using drugs, in order to prevent it from winning a race. (BRIT INFORMAL)
...the drug used to nobble two horses at Doncaster.
VERB: V n
3.
If someone nobbles your plans or chances of succeeding, they prevent you from achieving what you want. (BRIT INFORMAL)
His opportunity to re-establish himself had been nobbled by the manager's tactics.
VERB: V n
Nobbler
·noun A dram of spirits.
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor NOBBLE
1. The jury will be guarded by Scotland Yard‘s elite jury protection team who are trained to counter any attempt to nobble a criminal trial jury.
2. Mr Clarke said that Lord Steyn had accused him of seeking to "nobble the judiciary" – an accusation he found offensive and absurd.
3. The MoD‘s attempt to nobble coroners, and to ignore its own duties to servicemen, is part of this dishonourable history of falsehood and evasion.
4. In Britain, we don‘t have valet parking, we have clamping vans patrolling hospital car parks hoping to nobble anyone who exceeds their exorbitantlyexpensive waiting time by a few minutes and hit them with a huge fine and release fee and a trip to the pound on the other side of town.