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Are you saying she is a gobby bucket mouth?

On the other hand, there are the "now" types who take great gobby bites of the ice cream.

She has often been described as a "gobby female" who wants a better life and ultimately she is driven by money.

She's the gobby scene-stealer from student sitcom Fresh Meat.

He also branded Kylie as "the ultimate chav" and a "gobby girl".

The walls were painted with thick, gobby epoxy paint, and all the electrical outlets were plugged around the edges with a gooey material.

OYSTER, n. A slimy, gobby shellfish which civilization gives men the hardihood to eat without removing its entrails!

They interviewed gobby Jade, who took eager part in the mayhem and said truculently of the police: "If they don't show me respect, why should I show them respect?"

In "The Crimson Horror" (2013), the Eleventh Doctor tells Clara Oswald that he spent a long time trying to get a "gobby Australian" to Heathrow Airport.

The Mothers can often be gobby and as thick as two planks encouraging there children to be troublesome, bringing new men into their family home and displacing their children out onto the Streets.

But although it fit the criteria, one movie that went unmentioned was Promises Written in Water, a tale of tortured love from gobby polymath Vincent Gallo which premiered last year in Venice.

"Your basic Class-M planet--part of the big colonization push after warp drive was discovered, made part of the Federation, gobby gobby gobby.

Fellow actor Craig Gazey describes the character as very gobby, with a face like a 1970s male glam rock singer and a perfect match for his character Graeme Proctor (Craig Gazey).

EastEnders executive producer Diederick Santer said that his vision for the character was someone "quite spiky, quite gobby, a bit of an equal to Bianca, and in a way a version of Bianca at that age".