pubby

As an adjective pubby

is who enjoys frequenting public houses.

As a noun gog is

haste; ardent desire to go.

As a proper noun Gog is

Gog of Magog, a figure mentioned in the Hebrew Bible in Ezekiel 38 and 39, and identified by many with Satan. See the writings of the Apostle John in Revelation 20:8.

As an adjective pubby

is who enjoys frequenting public houses.

As a noun bubby is

a woman's breast.

As adjectives the difference between pobby and pubby

is that pobby is like pobs; pulpy, swollen while pubby is who enjoys frequenting public houses.

As adjectives the difference between pubby and tubby

is that pubby is (british|colloquial|of a person) who enjoys frequenting public houses while tubby is stout, rotund.

As a noun tubby is

(pejorative|slang|often used teasingly) an overweight person.

As adjectives the difference between hubby and pubby

is that hubby is full of hubs or protuberances while pubby is who enjoys frequenting public houses.

As a noun hubby

is husband.

As adjectives the difference between pubby and nubby

is that pubby is (british|colloquial|of a person) who enjoys frequenting public houses while nubby is knobbly.

As adjectives the difference between dubby and pubby

is that dubby is (music) in the style of ; having been heavily remixed, particularly with reduced vocals or emphasised bass while pubby is (british|colloquial|of a person) who enjoys frequenting public houses.

As a noun cubby

is a small, confined space.

As an adjective pubby is

(british|colloquial|of a person) who enjoys frequenting public houses.

As adjectives the difference between pubby and fubby

is that pubby is (british|colloquial|of a person) who enjoys frequenting public houses while fubby is plump or chubby.

As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective pubby is

(british|colloquial|of a person) who enjoys frequenting public houses.