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Hooky bobbing

Dialect

Meaning
Sliding behind a moving car on snow or ice
Type
Dialect Word
Used in
Montana, North Dakota

What does “Hooky bobbing” mean

The act of grabbing onto the rear bumper of a moving vehicle and sliding along behind it on snow- or ice-covered streets. A winter pastime among Montana kids, it is well known and well frowned-upon as dangerous. The term is concentrated in the northern Plains and Mountain West.

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