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dibble

[dib-uhl] / ˈdɪb əl /


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Before I understood how to use my options properly, I used to dibble and dabble with my childhood favorite, Duncan Hines.

From Salon

Antetokounmpo was pulled by first-year coach Adrian Griffin after a dibbling violation.

From Seattle Times

“Mizzle” and “dibble” and “smirr” and all those other regional words for precipitation have a gloriously humdrum quality.

From New York Times

You now need — as the British call it — a “dibble,” a tool you can buy or make by putting a point on a half-inch dowel.

From Washington Times

“I’ve seen the body cams be upgraded. I’ve seen the police policies as far as training be replaced. But that’s not enough for me, to do a dibble and a dabble,” Rice said.

From The Guardian