dibs

UK
/dɪbz/
US
/dɪbz/
dibsnoun
dibs
pl
Translations
He called dibs on the last piece of cake.
Он заявил право на последний кусок торта.
I have dibs on the front seat.
Чур, я на переднем сиденье.
Additional translations
Definitions
A claim to something; a right to have or get something from someone.
I have dibs on the front seat for the road trip.
A children's game similar to jacks, played with small objects.
The kids were playing dibs in the schoolyard during recess.
The small objects, such as jacks, pebbles, or knucklebones, that are tossed and caught when playing the children's game of the same name.
She kept her lucky dibs in a velvet pouch.
dibsinterjection
UK
/dɪbz/
US
/dɪbz/
Definitions
(informal) Used to assert a claim or right to something before anyone else.
Dibs! I get the window seat.
Synonyms
it's mine!
I call it!
I've got it!
I got it!
I call dibs!
dibnoun

dibs

pl

dibs
pl
Definitions
a small hole made in soil for planting a seed or seedling
Drop one bean into each dib and cover it lightly.
the act of making such a hole in soil
A quick dib with the tool saves time when sowing carrots.
dibverb

dibs

dibbed
Past Simple
dibbed
Past Participle
dibbing
Gerund
UK
/dɪb/
US
/dɪb/
Translations
She decided to dib her toes into the water to check the temperature.
Она решила окунуть пальцы ног в воду, чтобы проверить температуру.
He likes to dib his fries in ketchup.
Он любит макать картошку фри в кетчуп.
Additional translations
Definitions
to make a small hole or holes in soil, especially for planting seeds or seedlings
She used a stick to dib holes in the soil for the seeds.
to dip, bob, or touch lightly; to fish by letting bait briefly touch the water's surface
He sat by the river, dibbing his line for trout.
Synonyms