Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Doublets at marbles.
- Money: same as
dib , 3.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun Plural form of
dub . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
dub .
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Examples
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I agree with you halfway, in that I do think B-dubs is super weak.
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It has been confirmed by one source on the Asian DVD Guide Forum that this set does not contain English dubs or subtitles.
Kung Fu Cinema 2009
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It has been confirmed by one source on the Asian DVD Guide Forum that this set does not contain English dubs or subtitles.
Kung Fu Cinema 2009
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It has been confirmed by one source on the Asian DVD Guide Forum that this set does not contain English dubs or subtitles.
Kung Fu Cinema 2009
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It has been confirmed by one source on the Asian DVD Guide Forum that this set does not contain English dubs or subtitles.
Kung Fu Cinema 2009
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They're outfitting their rides with ground-shaking sound systems, nitrous-injected engines and 20-inch rims (called dubs in street parlance).
Hot Wheels 2007
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Though unlike a lot of fans, the humor value of the dubs is a lot of what I appreciate and I don't know if some of the lesser entries in the series would even be watchable if they were truly meant to be more serious.
Home Theater Forum 2009
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Though unlike a lot of fans, the humor value of the dubs is a lot of what I appreciate and I don't know if some of the lesser entries in the series would even be watchable if they were truly meant to be more serious.
Home Theater Forum 2009
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On these imitation battle-fields, any one of which is larger than the field of Waterloo, the men are instructed in the gentle art of bombing, first with "dubs," which do not explode at all, then with toy-grenades which go off harmlessly with a noise like a small firecracker, and finally, when they have become sufficiently expert, with the real Mills bomb, which scatters destruction in a burst of noise and flame.
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His new book tells how North Carolina's economy fits in what he "dubs" the "Connected Age," which is "built on technology, trade, competition and the expanding service sector" and "has fully integrated all parts of the state into a national - indeed, international - network of interlinked commerce."
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