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Nobbler vs Hobbler - What's the difference?

nobbler | hobbler |

As nouns the difference between nobbler and hobbler

is that nobbler is a serving of beer or spirits while hobbler is one who hobbles.

nobbler

English

Noun

(en noun)
  • (Australia, obsolete) A serving of beer or spirits.
  • * 1855 , , The Eureka Stockade , Gutenberg eBook #3546,
  • Carl Wiesenhavern, a man of noble character, and, therefore a man who hates knavery, and has no fear of a knave, answered with his peculiar German coolness, "Here I am, what do you want?"
    "Nobblers round," was the eager reply.
    "If that's what you want," replied Wiesenhavern, "you shall have it with pleasure."
    "We got no money."
    "I did not ask for any: understand me well, though;" pointing at each of them with the forefinger of his clenched right hand, "you will have a nobbler a-piece, and no more: afterwards you will go your way. Are you satisfied with my conditions?"
  • * 1895 , , A Bid for Fortune , ReadHowYouWant, 2008 EasyRead Comfort Edition, page 266,
  • ‘A nobbler' o? rum,’ says I. Then he orders a '''nobbler''' of rum for me and a ' nobbler of whisky for ?imself.
  • * 1998 , , Tommo and Hawk , 2006, unnumbered page,
  • ‘Fer goodness? sake, Doreen! Give the gent a nobbler of brandy and stop making trouble.’ It?s the little weasel bloke what speaks.
    ‘Much obliged,’ I says to him. ‘Nobbler', is it?’ Doreen turns on her heel and she?s about to vanish into the main bar when I shouts after her, ‘'''Nobbler of ''Cape , miss!’
  • * 2010 , Gerard Benjamin, Gloria Grant (editors), Tom Hurstbourne or A Squatter?s Life , page 81,
  • This done, he waves his hat and declares his nag can lick anything on the ground—for nobblers round.

    Derived terms

    * nobblerize

    hobbler

    English

    Noun

    (en noun)
  • One who hobbles.
  • (UK, historical) One who by his tenure was to maintain a horse for military service; a kind of light horseman in the Middle Ages who was mounted on a hobby.
  • (Hallam)