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British Slang: Nobble

Nobble ['nɔbl]: To disable (a horse) so it doesn't win a race. To bribe (especially a jockey, to prevent a horse from winning a race). To cheat, to steal. To obtain (support, etc.) through deception.

Nobble ['nɔbl]:

To disable (a horse) so it doesn't win a race.

To bribe (especially a jockey, to prevent a horse from winning a race).

To cheat, to steal.

To obtain (support, etc.) through deception.

nobble

Examples:

He intended to nobble Rose's money

We found out later that the horse had been nobbled, which explained its poor performance.

She was trying to nobble the jury.

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