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Meaning dab meaning

What does dab mean?

dab

— verb apply (usually a liquid) to a surface dab the wall with paint — verb (= pat) hit lightly pat him on the shoulder — noun (= tap) a light touch or stroke — noun (= splash, splatter) a small quantity of something moist or liquid a dab of paint a splatter of mud just a splash of whiskey

Synonyms dab synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as dab?

dab English » English

thrust pat tap smear daub touch stroke splash expert swob swab splatter peck master job flounder flip drop dabble blot bit wipe dry trifle tip tincture thimbleful strike stipple stick stab sprinkling spread spot speck snip smearing smattering slap shred scintilla sanddab rub rough flounder press gently plie rouge pinch pet paint overlay morsel

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Topics dab topics

What do people use dab to talk about?
States Quantity Plural

Few, little
Physical actions Move something Cover

Spread, smear

Conjugation dab conjugation

How do you conjugate dab?

dab · verb

Examples dab examples

How do I use dab in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Kansas is smack dab in the middle of the US.

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Just one little dab.
Just one teeny little old dab.
You've landed smack-dab right in the middle. of the lowest-down skunk of a scheme they ever smeared across the West.
I reckon old Saint Pete's gonna slam them Pearly Gates right smack-dab in my face.
Dab some behind my ears?
If we leave this altitude well run smack-dab into the middle of 20 other flights.
Would you like another little dab of lanolin?
I'm a dab hand at most things, judge.
Dab some of that on your face.
A dab is enough.
And I'm looking right smack-dab at it.
A little dab will do you.
About Cleveland. First, he's marrying a society dab at the end of the month.
Dab-drat it, somebody answer down there!
Dab, no. Something new.
Just one little dab. Just one teeny little old dab.
Flatter than a sand dab.
I think I'm going to give a jazz concert smack-dab in Aeolian Hall. I'm going to make a lady out of jazz.
All following your theoretical pattern smack dab on the nose.
We're smack dab in the middle of New Mexico in a raging blizzard, the kind I ain't seen in 20 years and I'm kicking!
Wish I hadn't did 'em. I reckon old Saint Pete's gonna slam them Pearly Gates right smack-dab in my face.
A distinguished actor, mr. Gary merrill, plays the role of a confederate scout who goes off on a patrol and winds up smack-dab in the center of the twilight zone.
But in this little item he draws from the hip and realizes his opponent is smack-dab out of this world.
I'll tell you what. I'll dab, you smell.
I'll dab, you smell.
Just one teeny little old dab, that's all.
I hear you're a dab-hand at bridge.
AND RICHARD THOUGHT IT WAS ME, SO HE WENT OVER TO MIKE AND HE KISSED HIM RIGHT SMACK DAB ON THE LIPS. HE WENT.
I was a dab hand with a catapult as a nipper!
Look, you go down this road and you run right smack-dab into the heart of where it all started.
You're a dab-hand.
Dab-hand?
Only I'm not exactly a dab hand when it comes to decorating, so I thought I'd call on you for an expert opinion.
A little dab of paint here, a little spackle there.
And the only time I forget all my problems is when I'm right smack dab in the middle of sexual orgasm.
And she'd dab a little on each eyelid, just to make sure I'd stay put.
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