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dribbly
dribbly, a. (ˈdrɪblɪ) [f. dribble n. + -y1.] Tending to dribble; dribbling; characterized by dribbles.1909 R. Brooke Let. (1968) 172 A pair of dribbly dotards. 1951 Dylan Thomas Let. 12 Apr. (1966) 356 There in that English sink, intolerable, dribbly, lost. 1958 Times 18 Nov. 13/4 The..nature of pig...
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Dave Atkins (actor)
Sugden
Hellraiser (1987) – Moving Man No.1
Television
Men Behaving Badly (1992–1995) Les the dribbly landlord of the Crown pub
Minder (1982) as Kenny
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Bodger & Badger
She is nicknamed 'Mrs Dribble' and 'Dribbly Bibbly' by Badger.
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mud
▪ I. mud, n.1 (mʌd) Forms: 4 mode, 4–6 mudde, 5 moode, 6 moude, mude, mwde, 7 mudd, 5– mud. [ME. mode, mudde, cogn. w. MLG., LG. mudde fem., LG. also mod, mōde, mūde mud, Du. modden to dabble in mud (? also with Du. modde slut), MHG. mot (G. dial. mott) bog, bog-earth, peat. An extended form appears...
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Marie-Thérèse Walter
I started crying and said to my father, ‘I don’t want to see the dribbly lady.’ I was talking about Dora Maar, who licked her lips a lot.
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