1. One expert at anything.

2. The refuse foots of sugar.

3. A gentle blow; a small lump or mass of anything soft or moist; a small flat fish allied to the flounder.

4. To strike gently with some soft or moist substance.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• daf,
• rab,
• sab,
• bab,
• dao,
• daa,
• dtae,
• dabri,
• dob,
• duabi,
• dae,
• daiz,
• dabre,
• dib,
• dabue,
• daef,
• dap,
• dvae,
• dar,
• draf

• daub,
• Davi,
• drab,
• davy,
• dafoe,
• day,
• cab,
• dayboy,
• dam,
• Dave,
• tab,
• Davie,
• dabs,
• nab,
• dad,
• jab,
• daffo,
• Davey,
• lab,
• daba.

The adverb for the word "dab" is "dabbingly".

The adjective form of the word "dab" is "dabbed".

The plural of the "dab" can be the "dabs".

The singular of the "dab" can be the "dab".