dibbin, dibbenObs. or dial. †1. In the leather trade: Part of a hide; perh. the shank. Obs. 1603–4Act 1 Jas. I, c. 22 §35 The Neckes, Wombes, and Dibbins, or other peeces of Offall cut of from the saide Backes or Buts of Leather. 2.dial. (See quot.) 1847–78Halliwell, Dibben, a fillet of veal. Devon.