To dab implies a small movement of the hand, as compared to the larger action to wipe.
To dab implies taking a small amount of gauze or fabric (handkerchief; washcloth) to lightly pat one specific spot or area.
Notice how these are different actions:
I dabbed the little girl's tears from her cheeks with my handkerchief.
I wiped the little girl's tears from her cheeks with my handkerchief. (Bigger space; more fabric used.)
She dabbed the ink spot on her uniform with an alcohol swab.
She wiped the mayonnaise off her uniform.
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A little dab will do you. Dab some on me! A dab and a promise will do the trick! My favorite painting technique to give texture is the ol' "stab and dab" method.
Some words that end with "dab" include: dab, kebab, and stab.
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There actually. Is not a slender part but the pressure acts like it it's like opening a fresh bottle of pop the speed is acting like the slender also the most dangerous bit is the sharp bit on the bullet
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Dabbed is the past participle of dab.
Common dab was created in 1758.
Dab in the Middle was created in 1978.
Shammy Dab was created in 1980.