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Bob·bie
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ˈbɒb
i
/
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[
bob
-ee
]
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noun
1.
a male given name, form of
Robert.
2.
a female given
name
.
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bob·by
/
ˈbɒb
i
/
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[
bob
-ee
]
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noun,
plural
-bies.
British
Informal
.
a policeman.
Origin:
1835–45;
special use of
Bobby,
for Sir
Robert
Peel, who set up the Metropolitan Police system of London in 1828
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bobby
"London policeman," 1844, from Mr. (later Sir) Robert Peel (1788-1850), Home Secretary who introduced the Metropolitan Police Act (10 Geo IV, c.44) of 1829. Cf.
peeler
.
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