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oksano4ka [1.4K]
4 years ago
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PLEASE I NEED YOU TO EXPLAIN THIS THOROUGHLY TO GET BRAINLIEST ANSWER! Explain the pun "well, bob it for me" from The Shakespear

e Stealer... What this means is that I need someone to explain what bob means in fencing and in the situation (how is this joke playing with homophones or double meanings)... Also, of you can't answer this, don't write anything... Thank you!
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liq [111]4 years ago
3 0
As you said above, the word "bob" means fencing and you want to know how this can have a double meaning related to homophobes. 
This is what I see the 2 meanings as:
1. fencing, as in taking out your fencing sword 
2. take out your penis, as penis would be another word for sword in plays/books such as the one you're reading - this would be relating to gays if the convo was btwn 2 men 

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