Definition
Definition of stob - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sharp stickDated UK short, sharp-pointed stick or stakeDated UK
- He used a stob to support the young tree.
2.
constructionDated UK stick or twig used in roofingDated UK
- The roof was secured with a stob.
3.
miningDated UK wedge used in coal-miningDated UK
- The miner placed a stob to secure the shaft.
Images of stob

stick or twig used in roofing 
wedge used in coal-mining
Origin of stob
Scots, stob (a post or stump)
Examples of stob in a sentence
She tripped over a stob hidden in the grass. He used a stob to support the thatched roof. A stob was placed to hold the roofing material. A stob was needed to stabilize the tunnel. He carefully positioned the stob to prevent collapse.
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- French:pieu, piquet, ...
- German:spitzer Stock, Dachzweig, ...
- Italian:picchetto, bastone, ...
- Spanish:estaca, listón, ...
- Portuguese:estaca, galho, ...
- Chinese:尖木棍, 树枝, ...
- Japanese:鋭い棒, ストブ, ...
- Arabic:وَتَد, عَصَا التَّسْقِيف, ...
- Hebrew:יָתֵד, מַקֵּל, ...
- Russian:острая палка, крепежная рейка, ...
- Ukrainian:кілок, кроква, ...
- Hindi:नुकीली छड़ी, छड़ी, ...
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