here is the #1 definition from the Urban Dictionary:
Battery Operated Boyfriend, or in other words a vibrator.
It is difficult to know what you mean as there is no context to see how the term is being used.
I am speculating you are asking about the infamous nickname for a vibrator which is "Battery Operated Boyfriend".
Its a providers friend, but she usually has neil with her. Yes her two friends neil and bob.
BOB: The stroller of choice for the Ironman Triathlon and Stroller Strides.
BOB: Microsoft BOB was a Microsoft software product, released in March 1995, which provided a new, nontechnical interface to desktop computing operations
BOB: The movie, What About BOB characterizing a successful psychiatrist who loses his mind after one of his most dependent patients, a highly manipulative obsessive-compulsive, tracks him down during his family vacation.
BOB: Best of Business (BOB for short), which offers affordable gifts and collectibles for every occasion. They have over 10,500 items to choose gifts from and are adding many new selections on a daily basis.
BOB: Perhaps short for Dylan, Geldolf, Marley or "The Builder"
BOB: Congressman Bob Allen of Merritt Island, whose district includes a large swath of east Orange County, was arrested for soliciting a male undercover police officer for sex in a Titusville park restroom.
Oh, I'm sorry...not the context you were looking for? Boy, I love these newbie questions... specific and to the point as always!
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Bank One Ballpark, the former name of the home of the AZ D-Backs, oh the times I had there.
BTW, anyone else remember the drinking game "Hi Bob"? It was based on the old "Bob Newhart Show of the early-mid 70's. You and a group of friends watch an episode, and every time someone said "hi Bob", everyone drinks a shot. The last one conscience wins, even if no one sees the final credits.
but doesn't have any arms or legs.
Whew, that was bad.
Wasn't there also some weird cult of sub-genius with a guy with a pipe and all kinds of talk about slackers, etc.?
I never quite knew what that was about, but kept hearing references to it; sort of like dungeons and dragons which is another fad that whizzed by me.