What does dabbling mean?
Dabbling means present participle and gerund of dabble.
Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
present participle and gerund of dabble.
[…] a "home album" filled with lovable McCartneyesque hummings and dabblings about love and romance and the joys of quotidian existence, as far removed in conception and execution from his last recording project (side two of Abbey Road) as you could imagine.
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Dabbling means present participle and gerund of dabble.
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[…] a "home album" filled with lovable McCartneyesque hummings and dabblings about love and romance and the joys of quotidian existence, as far removed in conception and execution from his last recording project (side two of Abbey Road) as you could imagine.
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