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daub something on(to) something and daub something on to smear or paint something onto something else, The painter daubed a bit of yellow onto the canvas. Daub on a bit of yellow here. She daubed the medicine on. daub something with something to smear or paint something with something sticky, such as paint, grease, makeup, etc. The mechanic daubed the part with grease and put it back where it came from. The end of the chair leg was daubed with glue and set into place. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Another new cryptographic scheme, called Punchscan, uses scannable ballots with two separable layers that are marked by voters with ink daubers like those used in bingo games. Armed with her bingo stash - her tote bag with good luck charms and daubers - she would spend delightful Sunday afternoons and Thursday evenings playing her multicard games. Some of the organization's other projects include assembling gift boxes and hotel condiment packets, placing stickers on bingo daubers and sewing simple pillows and scarves. |
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