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roband

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roband [ˈrɒbənd ˈrəʊbənd], robbin
n
(Transport / Nautical Terms) Nautical a piece of marline used for fastening a sail to a spar
[probably related to Middle Dutch rabant, from ra sailyard + bant band]
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Akheem Gray, now 16, brother Ameel, 15, Jerome Blake, 15, Jordan Rattray, 16, Abdi Nur, 18, Lufter Ahmed, 19, Peter Hyatt, 18, were convicted of conspiracy to roband locked up for two to fourand-a-half years.
32YRS FOR SADISTIC GANG OF TEEN YOBS; Youngest thug was just 13 by The Mirror (London, England)
It also helps that I get on well with Roband enjoyed working with him for Cardiff Blues.
Phillips keen to prove himself as Wales' number one number nine; SIX ... by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
We kept thinking last season that the Beeb should have done that with Roband Sandy.
Off the record by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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