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dabster

dabster
  (ˈdæbstə(r))
  [In sense 1 f. dab n.3: see -ster.]
  1. One skilled at anything; an expert or dab. Chiefly dial.

1708 Brit. Apollo No. 93. 3/2 Ye Dabsters at Rhime. 1770–86 P. Skelton Wks. V. 203 The right dabsters at a sly, or a dry joke. 1824 Hist. Gaming 29 Her..luck at play (for she was a dabster). 1842 Akerman Wiltshire Gloss., Dabster, a proficient. 1888 Berksh. Gloss., Dabster, one who excels greatly. [So in many dialect Glossaries.]

  2. Applied depreciatively: cf. daubster, dabbler.

1871 Browning Pr. Hohenst. 389 Lines Which every dabster felt in duty bound To signalize his power of pen and ink By adding to a plan once plain enough. 1892 Idler Sept. 203, I am a very indifferent amateur, a slouchy dabster, a mere artistic sarcasm.

Oxford English Dictionary

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