Odds bobs, hammer and tongs I'm burning.
That question often bobs up.(crops up is more use.)
He immediately answered in Hook's voice: "Odds, bobs, hammer and tongs, I hear you."
I step off the barge and creep gingerly around the inner-tube as it bobs in the green-blue water.
A few bored policemen mill around outside a building the size of an aircraft hangar, outside which bobs a large balloon with the WWF panda on it.
The moon bobs in waves rolling fast.
The float bobs up and down in the water.
Some bobs have a nut under them. The nut turns on a thread cut in the metal of the rod.
Ms. Leung’s short hair has gone through variations over the years from bobs to layered cuts, but the pop star has never grown it past her shoulders.
He bobs up like a cork.
The fighter bobs, parries outside and hits back with the right cross.
He felt in his pockets and pulled out all that was inside, throwing the handful of bits and bobs on the table.
The float on a fishline bobs up and down when a fish grabs the hook.
A keel also provides weight low under the water to lower the boat's center of gravity below the waterline, which is needed so that the boat bobs back upright if knocked over by wind or waves.
Next there are four seated female musicians, dating from the late fourth century, each holding her instrument and wearing identical blunt bobs.
That fellow bobs up like a cork.
Moulds can be made of your limbs and new bits and bobs grown in a Petri dish while you wait.
