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Etymology
From the phrase jobbe of work "piece of work", from Middle English jobbe "piece, article". Of uncertain origin. Perhaps related to Middle English gobbe "lump, mouthful", Middle English jobben "to jab, thrust, peck", or Middle English choppe "piece, bargain".
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Re: 2012 Tour De France - A Job Of Work
by Iseneye on Wed 1/Feb/12 11:49am
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