Dibble

What do we mean by dibble?

A pointed gardening implement used to make holes in soil, especially for planting bulbs or seedlings. noun

To make holes in (soil) with a pointed implement. transitive verb

To plant by means of a pointed implement. transitive verb

A pointed tool, often merely a short, stout, pointed stick, used in gardening and agriculture to make holes in the ground for planting seeds or bulbs, setting out plants, etc. noun

To dip or let the bait fall gently into the water, as in angling.

To plant with a dibble, or to make holes in for planting seeds, etc.; make holes or indentations in, as if with a dibble.

A planting implement which carries the seed in the handle and drops it from the point by means of a slide, when inserted in the earth. noun

A pair of wheels drawn by a horse, and furnished with cogs which make holes for seed: used in cotton-planting. noun

A pointed implement used to make holes in the ground in which no set out plants or to plant seeds. noun

To plant with a dibble; to make holes in (soil) with a dibble, for planting. transitive verb

To make holes or indentations in, as if with a dibble. transitive verb

To dib or dip frequently, as in angling. intransitive verb

A pointed implement used to make holes in the ground in which to set out plants or to plant seeds. Also known as a dibber. noun

The police or one or more police officers (from the character of Officer Dibble in the Hanna-Barbera cartoon series Top Cat) noun

To make holes, or plant seeds, using a dibble. verb

Make a hole with a wooden hand tool verb

A wooden hand tool with a pointed end; used to make holes in the ground for planting seeds or bulbs noun

Plant with a wooden hand tool verb

A pointed implement used to make holes in the ground in which to set out plants or to plant seeds.

After Officer Dibble from the legendary Topcat cartoons. Manchester based slang for the police Urban Dictionary

Noun: Police officer. Taken from the US Cartoon, Top Cat, where the local cop is called Officer Dibble. Used in Northwest England. Urban Dictionary

A short form for incredible, used by the Baby-sitters Club. Urban Dictionary

The Police. Bizzies Rozzers etc. The Bacon. Urban Dictionary

A form of Measurement - More than a dab, less than a little. Less then a drip, more than a dab. Urban Dictionary

A disabled person Urban Dictionary

Referring to people like Dustin Dibbles, a man who lost his leg after drunkenly stumbling onto the path of an oncoming subway train and was awarded $2.33 million for having 35% responsibility for the accident. Singular - A person that does stupid things without taking responsibility and blames those who have to pay for their consequences Plural - Those who do stupid things and blame others who have to suffer consequences because of their stupidity Urban Dictionary

(n) A hassle; more trouble than it's worth; (v) to dibble: to hassle someone with petty crap Urban Dictionary

To do something stupid Urban Dictionary

Tiny peices of shit on the all over a public restroom Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dibble:
dibble, dabble, dribble, nibble, kibble, ribble, diable, bibble, wibble, dimble, gibble, tibble, dibbl.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dibble:
seaward, iceberg, paleolithic, nasty, bullpen, charlton, tongue, glacier, thomson, reds, randy, alley, bluff, knock, norm, rep, craig, hawaiian, lance, tate, analyst, antarctic, cat, charleston, antarctica, stick, murphy, thames, cincinnati, kyle, minnesota, presenter, gang, voiced, lions, burns, innings, advisory, arnold, spots, pitched, pitcher, connecticut, congressional, activist, ann, tim, jordan, gay, detroit, samuel, peak, ross, basin, abc, brian, clark, oklahoma, fox, boys, brief, piano, yards, representative, let.

Words that rhyme with dibble:
quibble, dribble, nibble, scribble, sibyl, kibble, sybil, tribble, ribble, gribble, trible, pribble, gibble, sibille, pribyl, sibil, diboll, hybl, kibbel, kibell, przybyl, sibyll, stibel, sybille, tribull.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dibble:
old, wooden, large, small, blunt, common, pointed, long, round, ended, thick, neat, poor, ordinary, handled, young, late.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dibble:
holes, stick, hole, dead, interview.

Consonant match to dibble:
double, dabble, debile, doble, dibol, debel, duebill, due bill, dubiel, debell, deibel, d bill, dabhol, day bill, de bell, de belle, deubel, di belle, dible, diboll, diebel, dough ball, du bail, du bel.

Words that sound like dibble:
dibble, debile, double, dubbel, debel, dabble, doble, duble, dipple, dooble, dippel, deibel, dipl, dobell, dbl, dubal, debil, dubiel, dribble, dapple, duple, depaul, doppel, dimble, dibbles, diple, dibbled, tobal, table, tipple, tabel, tubal, dibbing, edible, audible, doubles, doubled, doable, double-u, dumble, doubler, diable, addable, double a, addible, duckbill, double o, dibella, dial, duel, dimple, dual, hubble, dowel, dubbing, dipole, drabble, doba, dabbled, dabbler, hubbell, diggle, duba, dripple, daba, doyel, diba, dabbles, deba, hubbel, dobler, dibo, dahle, hebel, dhaba, dyal, deibler, debye, dibbuk, doebler, dibit, dobles, hebbel, dyirbal, dumbbell, dumb bell, death bell, duck bill, dipping, hobble, dabbing, hable, hipple, daubing, habel, habile, dobbing, cibil, habil, chibbal.