Dabblement

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A tiny bit of something, like jam or glue. Just enough to get you started, but not enough to actually care.

I took a dabblment of jelly on my toast. Now I’m pretending I’m a gourmet chef.

He only used a dabblment of glue to stick his paper together. It’s falling apart and he’s proud of it.

She dipped her finger in a dabblment of paint. Now her whole hand looks like a toddler’s masterpiece.

A little taste of something, but only because you’re too cheap to buy the whole thing.

I took a dabblment of that expensive chocolate. Now I feel rich, but I still can’t afford the whole bar.

He took a dabblment of the cake. The rest of us got nothing and we’re still mad about it.

She took a dabblment of the sauce. Now she’s bragging about how much she knows about food.

A small amount of something, usually because you’re too lazy to do it right.

He took a dabblment of glue. Now his project is barely holding together, and he doesn’t care.

She took a dabblment of jam. Now her sandwich is just a sad excuse for a meal.

They took a dabblment of paint. Now the whole wall looks like a drunk kid did it.

A tiny bit of something, usually because you’re too full to eat more.

He took a dabblment of pie. Now he’s full, but he still wants seconds.

She took a dabblment of cake. Now she’s trying to convince herself it was worth it.

They took a dabblment of ice cream. Now they’re arguing over who ate the most.

A little piece of something, just enough to get you by without actually trying.

He took a dabblment of bread. Now he’s pretending he’s eating a whole loaf.

She took a dabblment of cheese. Now she’s saying it’s the best she’s ever had.

They took a dabblment of pizza. Now they’re arguing about who got the bigger slice.