hobbit
word
Definition
A hobbit is a small, fictional creature with hairy feet from the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, especially 'The Lord of the Rings.' Hobbits are known for living in cozy homes and loving peace and quiet.
Usage & Nuances
Used almost exclusively for Tolkien's works; capitalized as a proper noun. Sometimes used humorously to describe someone short or fond of comfort.
Spanish: hobbitPortuguese (BR): hobbitPortuguese (PT): hobbitChinese (Simplified): 霍比特人Chinese (Traditional): 哈比人Hindi: हॉबिटArabic: هوبيتBengali: হোবিটRussian: хоббитJapanese: ホビットVietnamese: hobbitKorean: 호빗Turkish: hobbitUrdu: ہوبٹIndonesian: hobbit
Example Sentences
Frodo is a hobbit who lives in the Shire.
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A hobbit loves eating six meals a day.
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He jokes that he’s a hobbit because he hates leaving home.
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At the party, she dressed up as a hobbit from the books.
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The movie shows how a hobbit goes on a big adventure.
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If you have second breakfast, maybe you’re a secret hobbit!
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