verb
dib
dihb
verb
1
To poke a small hole in soil, typically to plant a seed or bulb.
"She dibbed a row of holes before dropping in the tulip bulbs."
How to Use Dib
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTo poke a small planting hole into soil.
Word Forms
dibbed past tense, dibs plural, Dibs plural, dibs singular
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Etymology
Likely a variant of "dip" or "dab."