dabble



dabble at something

to play at doing something; to do something halfheartedly. Don't just dabble at your history paper. Settle down and do it right. She dabbles at painting.
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dabble in something

to be involved in something in a casual manner. She dabbled in local politics for a while. I want to dabble in something new for a while.
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dabble in

v.
To do some activity occasionally, superficially, or without ambition: I've dabbled in painting, but I'm not very good.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Archelausahr-kee-LAY-əs (English)Ancient Greek (Latinized), Biblical Latin, Biblical
Dima (1)-Arabic
EssiES-seeFinnish
KasimirKAH-zee-meerGerman
Ayris['ɛəris]
CindraSIN-drəEnglish (Rare)