/ˈdæbɪŋ/
VERB
The act of touching or pressing something gently and repeatedly with a soft object to absorb liquid, remove moisture, or clean a surface.
Pressing a cloth, tissue, sponge, or similar object lightly against a surface to absorb liquid or remove moisture without rubbing.
VERB
The act of applying a small amount of a substance to a surface using gentle, repeated touches rather than spreading it by rubbing.
Placing small amounts of paint, makeup, liquid, or another substance onto a surface using a brush, sponge, fingertip, or applicator.
Applying a substance in small touches or patches to cover or coat portions of a surface.
VERB
The act of hitting or touching something with a quick, short, or forceful thrust.
Making a quick physical strike or thrust against a person or object.
VERB
The act of applying concentrated cannabis extract, commonly called hash oil, to a heated surface for inhalation.
Using the term for the process of applying cannabis concentrate to a heated surface as a method of consumption.
VERB
The act of performing a dance gesture in which the head is lowered toward a bent arm while the opposite arm extends outward.
Performing the recognizable dab gesture as a dance move or celebratory action.
NOUN
A gentle application or pressing action performed with a soft object, usually to absorb, transfer, or place a small amount of material.
An instance of gently pressing or patting a surface to absorb moisture or apply a small amount of a substance.