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degreen2014 | 16:11 Fri 16th Dec 2022 | ChatterBank
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What does the meaning To knobble something. etc A Trial


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Avatar Image weecalf
To impair or damage it I thinks
16:13 Fri 16th Dec 2022
Avatar Image bednobs
to alter the outcome for your own good
16:14 Fri 16th Dec 2022
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To offer money or make threats to someone to get the verdict you want
16:14 Fri 16th Dec 2022
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Knobbling a trial includes illegal actions such as bribing or threatening members of the jury
16:15 Fri 16th Dec 2022
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fix it so you win
16:26 Fri 16th Dec 2022
Avatar Image Buenchico
The OED only recognises the word as 'nobble'. (i.e. without the leading 'k'). Here's the relevant definition from that source:
https://i.postimg.cc/Hs5GGnyh/Nobble.jpg
16:37 Fri 16th Dec 2022
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I think there is no k in nobble.
16:37 Fri 16th Dec 2022
Avatar Image Barsel
There is Noble and Knobble, different meanings.
The one the OP wants is Nobbled.
17:35 Fri 16th Dec 2022
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Missed a b out of nobbled.
17:36 Fri 16th Dec 2022
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In Scotland to knobble something means to steal it.
17:47 Fri 16th Dec 2022
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Didn’t there used to be an advert on TV for something chocolatey with the tag line “One nibble and you’re nobbled”?
17:52 Fri 16th Dec 2022

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