| This, of course, got my dobber up to the point where the contest ended by her coming out of her boots and draping her body across the log. |
| And then the little dobber, office nark starts harping on about the need to draw up a roster for using the photocopier. |
| There are lots of strategies and techniques for teaching boys in groups how to behave more effectively so that the one who speaks up is not seen as the dobber. |
| A dobber is Australian slang for a snitch, and a cobber means a friend. |
| Rust from old iron parts was mixed with a milky paste, forming a red liquid to dobber on barns. |
| I certainly do not condone illegality, but I strongly reject the idea of Mr Citizen becoming a dobber! |
