gobonated

adjective

gob·​o·​nat·​ed

ˈgäbəˌnātə̇d

: compony

Word History

Etymology

probably from obsolete gobon slice (from Middle English goboun, gobin, from—assumed—Anglo-French gobon, from Old French gobet mouthful, bite, piece) + English -ate + -ed

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