Re|ho|bo|am

Re|ho|bo|am «_REE uh BOH uhm», noun.

1. a son of Solomon and the first king of Judah, who refused to lower taxes, thus causing the revolt and secession of the northern tribes of Israel: »

Rehoboam…was the son of Solomon and Naamah, a woman who belonged to the tribe of Ammon (Hendrik van Loon) (in the Bible, I Kings 11:43, 12:1-24).

2. Also, rehoboam. a bottle that holds 156 ounces.