An amateur who engages in an activity without serious intentions and who pretends to have knowledge.
Any of numerous shallow-water ducks that feed by upending and dabbling.
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1 And I am only a dabbler in that as in everything else.
2 Sainte Croix, who had been in Italy, was a dabbler in poisons.
3 As a dabbler in mines he had been out of his element.
4 John was a dabbler , a sort of Renaissance man, if you will.
5 He's a fraud and a dabbler , and Mr. Lockhart shall have his evidence.
6 Well, in that case it's probably just some dabbler in the esoteric arts.
7 He was the real professional, and I was only the dabbler .
8 From youth I have always been a dabbler in medical and mystical study.
9 There were times when this philanthropic dabbler in politics was irritating.
10 Nietzsche inaugurated the discussion of Wagner as a dilettante, as a musical dabbler .
11 He was Cesare's uncle, a surgeon by profession, and a dabbler in alchemy.
12 The dabbler really knows nothing of how they do it.
13 Odds were good that this wasn't some petty, jealous whim of an arcane dabbler .
14 That's the worst of being a dabbler in most trades.
15 I was a dabbler in things I didn't necessarily want to be tied to.
16 Pococurante, one who cares little and knows less: a dabbler
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