Definition of moby in English:

moby

(also mobie, mobey)

noun ˈməʊbi

British informal

A mobile phone.

adjective ˈməʊbi

US slang, college slang

Large, great, impressive; (in Computing) complex.

Origin

1990s. From mob- + -y
1960s; earliest use found in Dictionary Hawthorne High Slang. Apparently shortened from the name of MobyDick; compare slightly later Moby Dick.

Definition of moby in US English:

moby

(also mobie, mobey)

nounˈməʊbi

British informal

A mobile phone.

adjectiveˈməʊbi

US slang, college slang

Large, great, impressive; (in Computing) complex.

Origin

1990s. From mob- + -y<br>1960s; earliest use found in Dictionary Hawthorne High Slang. Apparently shortened from the name of MobyDick; compare slightly later Moby Dick.

单词	moby
释义	Definition of moby in English: moby (also mobie, mobey) noun ˈməʊbi British informal A mobile phone. adjective ˈməʊbi US slang, college slang Large, great, impressive; (in Computing) complex. Origin 1990s. From mob- + -y 1960s; earliest use found in Dictionary Hawthorne High Slang. Apparently shortened from the name of MobyDick; compare slightly later Moby Dick. Definition of moby in US English: moby (also mobie, mobey) nounˈməʊbi British informal A mobile phone. adjectiveˈməʊbi US slang, college slang Large, great, impressive; (in Computing) complex. Origin 1990s. From mob- + -y<br>1960s; earliest use found in Dictionary Hawthorne High Slang. Apparently shortened from the name of MobyDick; compare slightly later Moby Dick.
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