drabble
/ˈdrab(ə)l
/verb archaic
Make or become wet and dirty by movement into or through muddy water: [with object]: clip off the down at the tail to prevent their being drabbled [no object]: the poor fellows who had to drabble through the mire
Origin
Middle English: from Low German drabbelen 'paddle in water or mire', from drabbe 'mire'.
Rhymes
- digital tuning
- digital TV
- digital video disc
- digital video disk
- digital video recorder
- digital watermark
- digital watermarking
- digitary
- digitate
- digitated
- digitation
- digited
- digitiform
- digitigrade
- digitigradism
- digitin
- digitinerved
- digitinervous
- digitisation
- digitise
- digitization
- digitize
- digitizer
- digitogenin
- digitonin