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* ''"How are you feeling today?" | * ''"How are you feeling today?" "Oh, just frobly-mobly, I suppose."'' | ||
* ''The patient reported feeling frobly-mobly—nothing serious, but not quite right either.'' | * ''The patient reported feeling frobly-mobly—nothing serious, but not quite right either.'' | ||
Revision as of 03:25, 18 March 2026
English
Katakana Transliteration
- フロブリー・モブリー (furoburī moburī)
Adjective
frobly-mobly (comparative more frobly-mobly, superlative most frobly-mobly)
- Indifferently well; neither well nor unwell.
- 1674 Eng. dial. — Used to describe a middling or ambiguous state of health or condition.
Examples
- "How are you feeling today?" "Oh, just frobly-mobly, I suppose."
- The patient reported feeling frobly-mobly—nothing serious, but not quite right either.