Definition of dibble - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
gardeningTECH. pointed tool for making planting holesTECH.
- She used a dibble to plant the seeds.
2.
- He was caught by a dibble last night.
Verb
gardeningTECH. make small holes in soil using a pointed toolTECH.
- She dibbles the soil before planting the seeds.
Images of dibble

pointed tool for making planting holes
Origin of dibble
Middle English, dibben (to dip)
Examples of dibble in a sentence
He bought a new dibble for his gardening kit. The dibble was patrolling the streets at night. Locals often chat with the friendly dibble on duty. Farmers often dibble to prepare for new crops. He carefully dibbled holes for the young plants.
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- French:plantoir, percer, ...
- German:Pflanzholz, löchern, ...
- Italian:bulboso, fare buchi nel terreno, ...
- Spanish:plantador, plantar, ...
- Portuguese:plantador, fazer buracos, ...
- Chinese:种植锥, 用种植锄打洞, ...
- Japanese:ディブル, 穴を開ける, ...
- Arabic:مغرس, ثَقَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְרֵץ, לְדַבֵּל, ...
- Russian:колышек, проделывать отверстия, ...
- Ukrainian:садовий кілок, робити отвори, ...
- Hindi:डिबल, छेद बनाना, ...
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