dob
verb
[ dɒb ]
• inform against someone.
• "Helen dobbed me in to Mum"
• contribute money to a common cause.
• "everyone dobbed in a few dollars"
• impose on someone to do something.
• "I dobbed him in to do the cleaning"
Origin:
1950s: figurative use of dialect dob ‘put down abruptly’, later ‘throw something at a target’.
d.o.b.
abbreviation
• date of birth.
