/ˈdɔː.bɪŋ/
VERB
To spread or apply a substance to a surface using rough, hurried, or uneven movements.
Applying paint, mud, grease, or another substance over a surface, often in an uneven or careless manner.
Covering or marking a surface with dirt, mud, grease, or another substance that makes it unclean or discolored.
Applying paint to create a picture or design using coarse, careless, or unskilled strokes.
NOUN
A substance or material that has been applied to a surface, often as a coating or smear.
A rough layer of mortar or plaster applied to a wall, traditionally to give it a textured or stone-like appearance.
A rough application of paint or another substance, such as a crude drawing, smear, or piece of graffiti.