lobber

[lob-er] /ˈlɒb ər/

noun, Inland North.

Also called lobbered milk

[lob-erd] /ˈlɒb ərd/ (Show IPA).

Origin of lobber

blend of clabber and lopper²

Regional variation note

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There are three or more players on each side, two stones or holes as stations, and one lobber.

The Traditional Games of England, Scotland, and Ireland (Vol I of II) Alice Bertha Gomme

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