Fob [noun]

For those who can’t or don’t want to use a smartphone app, the government also offers TraceTogether tokens, small digital fobs that serve the same purpose.

An over-the-air software update is being pushed to the key fobs, they said, which will better lock them down.

They noted that the software in Tesla’s key fobs could be updated without an additional layer of security that would verify its authenticity.

Certain, replied the man, drawing a gold watch from his fob; I expected him here before now.

When the ten minutes had elapsed, Mr John Forster took his watch from the table, replaced it in his fob, and rose from his chair.

He very calmly drew his watch from his fob-pocket and with the seal attached to it, passed it up to the judge.

A very simple one is made as follows: First make a drawing of the fob with some suitable pendant as at A, Plate 46.

So he crammed a great silver watch into his fob, and drew on a patchwork morning-gown of an ancient fashion.

I lose no time, and under pretence of arranging my watch in my fob, I prepare myself for the assault.

The parts of the fob must be made to conform with the width of the ribbon that is to be used.