/dɔːbz/
VERB
To apply a substance to a surface in rough, hurried, or uneven strokes.
Applying paint, mud, plaster, grease, or another substance over a surface, often in thick or uneven patches.
Covering or marking something with dirt, mud, grease, or another substance that makes it unclean or discolored.
Creating rough, unskilled, or hastily executed pictures or designs using paint, marks, or simple strokes.
NOUN
Roughly applied patches or strokes of paint, or crude and amateurish pictures.
Thick, uneven, or loosely applied areas of paint used to create texture or color in an artwork.
Rough, simple, or unskilled pictures and representations that lack artistic refinement.