How Do You Spell DAB?
Correct spelling for the English word "dab" is [d_ˈa_b], [dˈab], [dˈab]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for DAB
Below is the list of 193 misspellings for the word "dab". Misspellings percentages are collected from over 510 000 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.
- 30day
- dahl
- daf
- rab
- debbiw
- diabet
- doobee
- dat
- sab
- fab
- debue
- dawr
- bab
- dao
- dubay
- daa
- dday
- dtae
- dabri
- daw
- dob
- duabi
- debur
- dae
- diobay
- durby
- da
- daiz
- debae
- das
- 2day
- dabi
- dabree
- dabre
- dib
- dabue
- te a b
- daef
- debie
- dap
- adobo
- dvae
- dar
- diobey
- dav
- 3day
- dirby
- daubt
- dobai
- daubi
- daj
- day1
- wab
- damb
- dabute
- adoeb
- dtaa
- 1day
- dayf
- doubr
- 5day
- dai
- db
- dubia
- databae
- raab
- dahbi
- douby
- dayz
- day2
- dabka
- doube
- debub
- tabbo
- dah
- dag
- detb
- doutb
- diabeic
- dymb
- lortab
- wabb
- adoby
- derba
- danbuy
- b'day
- dal
- dob't
- daphe
- databe
- day9
- db9
- danuba
- daybew
- dabid
- daph
- dayby
- wcab
- yday
- dubug
- daobut
- dabie
- dabete
- idearb
- dabout
- dan
- adb
- daow
- dak
- dabce
- mab
- dubie
- ab
- debir
- 3db
- ab540
- dakk
- daky
- dau
- day0
- dayjob
- dayu
- dayw
- 4d0b
- debbi
- daebue
- deablo
- dialbo
- diablo
- dubuai
- hab
- pab
- wayb
- eab
- dzb
- dsb
- dwb
- dqb
- sdab
- dsab
- xdab
- dxab
- fdab
- dfab
- rdab
- edab
- deab
- dzab
- dazb
- dasb
- dwab
- dawb
- dqab
- daqb
- davb
- dabv
- danb
- dabn
- dahb
- dabh
- dagb
- dba
- ddab
- daab
- dabb
- tab
- deb
- dcb
- dac
- d ab
- da b
- dat
- sab
- debue
- dao
- daw
- dob
- debur
- dae
- durby
- da
- dabree
- dar
- dav
- dabka
- doube
- dah
- lortab
- dob't
- daybew
- dabete
- dabout
- daebue
Usage Examples for DAB
- There," said Solomon, making a dab at Miss Pross's lips with his own. - "A Tale of Two Cities A Story of the French Revolution" by Charles Dickens
- He had seen them dab at their eyes with their handkerchief, and smile the next breath- but this was different. - "Her Prairie Knight" by B.M. Sinclair, AKA B. M. Bower
- She forgot the Bishop- or rather he seemed at that distance such a little thing, such a little bit of a thing, a tiny little black figure with a dab of white on its top, compared to this vision of splendid earth and heaven, that she wilfully would not remember him. - "The Pastor's Wife" by Elizabeth von Arnim
- She laughed her breathless laugh till she had to dab at her eyes. - "The Last Straw" by William J. Smith
- Gladys Norman collapsed over her typewriter, where with heaving shoulders she strove to mute her mirth with a ridiculous dab of pink cambric. - "Malcolm Sage, Detective" by Herbert George Jenkins
