/ˈdæbəld/
VERB
Caused something to become slightly wet or dirty by scattering or sprinkling a liquid or substance over it.
Splashed or sprinkled small amounts of liquid, mud, or paint onto something, making it slightly wet or dirty.
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Moved a body part, such as a hand, foot, or bird's bill, in shallow water or soft mud, causing splashing, often playfully.
Moved about playfully in shallow water, making small splashes with the hands, feet, or body.
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Took part in an activity, subject, or field of interest occasionally or without becoming deeply involved or pursuing it seriously.
Tried or pursued an activity, hobby, or subject for enjoyment or curiosity without making it a serious commitment.
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Involved oneself in another person's affairs or tampered with something, often without sufficient knowledge, authority, or understanding.
Became involved in matters that were not one's responsibility or concern, often unnecessarily.
Made unauthorized or superficial changes to something without fully understanding its operation or consequences.