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dubby

adjective dub·by \ ˈdəbi \

Definition of dubby

-er/-est
dialectal, British
: dull, blunt

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Origin and Etymology of dubby

1dub + -y

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dubby

adjective \ " \

Definition of dubby

-er/-est
Scottish
: muddy

Origin and Etymology of dubby

3dub + -y

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