To dub out
| (Plastering) | to fill out, as an uneven surface, to a plane, or to carry out a series of small projections. |
See also: Dub
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To draw over
- To draw the longbow
- To draw to a head
- To draw to memory
- To draw up
- To dream away
- To dress a ship
- To dress to the right
- To dress up
- To drink a health
- To drink down
- To drink in
- To drink off
- To drink the health of
- To drink to
- To drive to the wall
- To drop a vessel
- To drop astern
- To drop down
- To drop off
- to drop the ball
- To drop through
- To drown up
- To dry up
- To dub a fly
- To dub out
- to duke it out
- To dust one's jacket
- To dwell in
- To dwell on
- To dye in grain
- To dye in the grain
- To dyst one's jacket
- to each one
- To ease a ship
- To ease off
- To ease the helm
- To eat
- To eat dirt
- To eat heartily
- To eat humble pie
- To eat of
- To eat one's words
- To eat out
- To eat the seed corn
- To eat the wind out of a vessel
- To eat to windward
- To edge away
- To edge down
- To edge in
- To edge in with
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- to drivel on
- to drop a bombshell
- to drop a knowledge bomb
- to drop a new album
- To drop a vessel
- to drop an album
- To drop astern
- to drop back and punt
- To drop down
- to drop in
- to drop knowledge
- to drop knowledge bombs
- to drop like a hot potato
- to drop like a stone
- to drop like flies
- To drop off
- to drop over
- to drop round
- to drop the album
- to drop the ball
- to drop the boom
- to drop the boom on
- to drop the boom on somebody
- to drop the boom on someone
- to drop the hammer
- To drop through
- To drown up
- to drum into one's head
- To dry up
- To dub a fly
- To dub out
- to duke it out
- to dumb down
- To dust one's jacket
- To dwell in
- To dwell on
- To dye in grain
- To dye in the grain
- to dying day
- to dying day
- to dying day
- To dyst one's jacket
- To Each Her Own
- To Each Her Own
- To Each His Own
- To Each His Own
- to each his/her/their own
- to each one
- to each own
- To Each Their Own
- To Each Their Own
- to earn (one's) wings
- to earn a crust
- to earn a living
- to earn a mint
- to earn a packet
- to earn a quid
- to earn a sheepskin
- to earn an honest crust
- to earn one's sheepskin
- to earn one's stripes
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