dabber

The dabber variation is used to precisely place weld metal on thin edges.

However, the Dabber can easily be distinguished by its bowsprit and transom-hung rudder.

The parfum is applied with a glass dabber, which adds a more delicate and sensual touch.

Based on the Dabber hull and introduced in 1973, the Launch was designed for river and lake fishing.

If it does, they will mark it with a special marker called a "dabber" or a "dauber", shown here.

The inscription on the terracotta dabber in Brahmi is in two lines.

For sailing it had a standing lug rig similar to the Dabber but with a slightly larger jib and mainsail.

Dabber is a computer worm that spreads through a vulnerability found in the Sasser worm.

Dabber (daver), slenky, ropes and pulley were the only tools used.

Although smaller than the Lugger, the Dabber carries a full yawl rig on main and mizzen masts.

And since the resulting dense matrix of lines provided better support for the inking dabber, italic permitted a shallower etch."

Some (Dabber and Drifter) have a conventional vertical transom with the rudder hung on the transom.

Fitted with a Watermota Shrimp inboard engine and a Dabber mizzen as a steadying sail.

In that tradition, Ms. Wentworth has a couple of nicknames - Dabber or Dabs - the origins of which always remain unknown.

An ink ball, inking ball, or dabber was a tool used in printmaking and letterpress printing to apply ink to the plate or type to be printed.

The weekly Nantwich Chronicle, the Crewe and Nantwich Guardian, the daily Sentinel and the monthly Dabber newspapers all cover the town.

The tapa sheet is put over the drum and the women now rub with force a dabber with some brown paint (made from the koka tree (Bischofia javanica)) over the sheet.

They comprised the Coaster, Cruiser Longboat, Dabber, Drifter, Driver, Gig, Launch, Longboat, Lugger, Peterboat, Scaffie, Scaith and Skiff, together with a few other one-offs.

A blessing, but in its place he brought another kind of haunting: Halle's face smeared with butter and the dabber too; his own mouth jammed full of iron, and Lord knows what else he could tell her if he wanted to.