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toby

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also To·by (tō'bē) pronunciation

n., pl., -bies, also -bies.
A drinking mug, usually in the shape of a stout man wearing a large three-cornered hat.

[After Toby, a nickname for Tobias.]

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noun
noun, Austral

A stick of ochre used for marking sheep which have not been shorn to the owner's satisfaction. (1912 —) .

[From the forename Toby.]

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