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bobbing

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bobbing /bob·bing/ (bob´ing) a quick, jerky, up-and-down movement.
ocular bobbing  a jerky downward deviation of the eyes with slow return, seen in comatose patients and believed to be due to a pontine lesion.

bobbing,
the act of moving up and down, usually with a jerking motion.

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