dabster

dab·ster

Brit., Informal an expert
Informal an amateurish worker; dabbler

Origin of dabster

dab + -ster

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Noun

(plural dabsters)

An expert; one who is master of their profession.
A handy person.
A dabbler or bungler.

Origin

Derived from dab +‎ -ster.

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