dub-dubbin

dub-dubbin
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to cut or trim a hedge with the shears.

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  • dubbin — Brit. ► NOUN ▪ prepared grease used for softening and waterproofing leather. ► VERB (dubbined, dubbining) ▪ apply dubbin to (leather). ORIGIN from DUB(Cf. ↑dub) (sense 3) …   English terms dictionary

  • dubbin — [dub′iŋ, dub′indub′in] n. [< dubbing: see DUB1, vt. 5] a greasy preparation for softening and waterproofing leather: also dubbing [dub′iŋ, dub′in] …   English World dictionary

  • dubbin — dub•bin [[t]ˈdʌb ɪn[/t]] also dubbing [[t] ɪŋ[/t]] n. clo a mixture of tallow and oil used in dressing leather • Etymology: 1815–25; var. of dubbing; see dub I, ing I …   From formal English to slang

  • dubbin — /dub in/, n. a mixture of tallow and oil used in dressing leather. Also, dubbing. [1815 25; var. of DUBBING] * * * …   Universalium

  • dubbin — dub·bin …   English syllables

  • dub — English has two words dub. By far the older, ‘create a knight, name’ [11], was one of the first linguistic fruits of the Norman conquest, which was during the Middle English period to contribute such a vast number of French words to the English… …   The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins

  • dub — English has two words dub. By far the older, ‘create a knight, name’ [11], was one of the first linguistic fruits of the Norman conquest, which was during the Middle English period to contribute such a vast number of French words to the English… …   Word origins

  • dubbin — n. & v. n. (also dubbing) prepared grease for softening and waterproofing leather. v.tr. (dubbined, dubbining) apply dubbin to (boots etc.). Etymology: see DUB(1) 4 * * * dubbin n. and v. see dubbing vbl. n. 4 …   Useful english dictionary

  • dubbin — also dubbing noun Etymology: dubbing, gerund of dub to dress leather Date: 1781 a dressing of oil and tallow for leather …   New Collegiate Dictionary

  • Black Uhuru — et Michael Rose le 6 mars 2007. Pays d’origine …   Wikipédia en Français

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