Object

• goalkeeper: VS came close to an equalizer when Ashley Warner raced clear and tried to lob the goalkeeper in the 49th minute.

• missile: Launch yourself off the plateau at 2:2, and lob a missile at it as you go past.

• brick: An alarming trend to lob bricks by people in glass houses was reported in suburbia yesterday.

Converse of object

• hit: After a let, Matthew hit a high lob which died in the back wall nick to put himself into his first final.

Preposition: over

• keeper: Jebus did finally breach the defense with a brilliant lob over the keeper 's head.

Adjective modifier

• deft: The keeper was left hopelessly stranded as Chris Moore beat him with a deft 10-yard lob into the empty net.

• attempted: The veteran spotted Acton off his line but his attempted lob was high, wide and not very handsome.

• speculative: But the lead lasted just five minutes, as Paul Evans scored with a speculative long range lob over the back pedaling Dean Williams.

• cheeky: Heath-Preston set up a grandstand finish with a cheeky lob on 65 minutes.

• clever: Two clever lobs beat the ' keeper but went over the crossbar and Hayward made two great saves from other efforts.

• neat: Scotland was picked out with ease and his neat lob gave Cairns no chance.

Modifies a noun

• worm: The most commonly found worm in the garden is the lob worm.

• wedge: Gallacher struck his lob wedge to within three feet for a certain birdie.

• bowler: The battle of the lob bowlers was joined again.

Noun used with modifier

• yard: The all action Bowyer managed to work an opening, but saw his 20 yard lob clear the bar by a fraction.

Preposition: from

• yard: The ball went to Brennan, who produced an audacious lob from 40 yards to score his first Robins goal.