Definition of drabble - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
short storyRare story or exercise using exactly 100 wordsRare
- I wrote a drabble for the contest.
Verb
1.
cleanlinesstr. Dated wet or dirty by dragging through mudtr. Dated
- He drabbled his shoes in the muddy field.
2.
fishingintr. Dated fish using a long line and rodintr. Dated
- They drabbled for hours without catching anything.
Origin of drabble
Old English, drabbe (mud)
Examples of drabble in a sentence
She submitted a drabble to the flash fiction contest. The dog drabbled its paws in the puddle. Children love to drabble their clothes in the rain. The fishermen drabbled along the riverbank all day. She learned to drabble from her grandfather on weekends.
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- French:drabble, salir, ...
- German:Drabble, beschmutzen, ...
- Italian:microstoria, infangare, ...
- Spanish:drabble, ensuciar, ...
- Portuguese:drabble, sujar, ...
- Chinese:微型小说, 弄脏, ...
- Japanese:100語小説, 汚す, ...
- Arabic:قصة قصيرة من مئة كلمة, وَسَّخَ, ...
- Hebrew:דְרַבֶּל, לְלַכְלֵךְ בַּבּוֹץ, ...
- Russian:драббл, испачкать, ...
- Ukrainian:драбл, забруднювати, ...
- Hindi:सौ-शब्द कथा, घसीटना, ...
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