"Köbes" meaning in Central Franconian

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          "english": "The waiter likes to joke, he’s sometimes a bit sharp, but always lively, even when it is late. (Popular rhyme, given by Adam Wrede)",
          "text": "Dä Köbes mäht jään ene Wetz, es mänchmol jet spetz, doch immer aläät, un es et och spät.",
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      "ipa": "[ˈkøː²bəs]"
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  "word": "Köbes"
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