How to spell DABLED correctly?

If you meant to spell "dabled" but it was incorrect, here are some suggestions for the correct spelling: "dabbled", "doubled", "disabled" or "dabbler". Each of these words has a distinct meaning, so make sure to choose the one that fits the context of your sentence or message.

• Babbled The little girl babbled happily as she played with her toys.
• Bailed After being caught with illegal substances, he bailed on his court hearing.
• Baled The farmer baled hay for his livestock.
• balled He balled up the piece of paper and threw it in the trash can.
• Bawled The child bawled as he dropped his ice cream cone on the hot pavement.
• Bled I accidentally bled on my white shirt while cooking.
• Cabled I cabled my boss the important information about the upcoming meeting.
• Dabbed She dabbed at her eyes with a tissue as she watched the emotional movie.
• dabble I like to dabble in different languages by listening to music and watching movies.
• dabbled I've dabbled in painting before, but never really pursued it as a hobby.
• dabbler As a dabbler in painting, she enjoyed experimenting with new techniques without committing to becoming a full-fledged artist.
• dabbles She dabbles in various forms of art, including painting and sculpting.
• Dallied I dallied in the park, enjoying the warm sun on my face and the gentle breeze in my hair.
• dappled The dappled light shining through the trees created a beautiful pattern on the forest floor.
• daubed She daubed paint onto the canvas, creating a colorful abstract masterpiece.
• Dawdled I woke up late and dawdled around the house, only to realize I was now running late for work.
• daybed The small apartment was cleverly furnished with a daybed that pulled double duty as a sofa.
• dazzled I was dazzled by the bright lights of the city.
• Dialed
• Dibbled She dibbled the seeds into the soil with precision.
• disabled I am a disabled person.
• doable The project seemed intimidating at first, but after careful planning, it became clear it was doable within the given timeframe.
• Doled
• dolled She dolled herself up for the party, putting on her best dress and applying a flawless layer of makeup.
• doubled I doubled the recipe to make enough food for everyone at the party.
• Drawled "I reckon we ought to head on down to the creek," drawled the cowboy in a slow Southern accent.
• Dubbed She was dubbed the new sheriff of the town.
• dueled
• dulled The sound of the waves had been dulled by the heavy fog.
• fabled The fabled dragonclaw was long thought to be a myth.
• Gabbled The bird gabbled something I couldn't make out.
• gabled The gabled roof of the Victorian house added charm and character to the overall design.
• garbled The phone connection was so bad, their conversation was completely garbled.
• labeled The jar of flour was labeled with the household's name.
• marbled The marbled texture of the statue made it look ancient and classic.
• Stabled I stabled my horse in the barn before heading into town.
• tabbed She tabbed through the different options on the website to find what she was looking for.
• table I am going to put my coat on the table.
• tabled
• tablet I'm going to need a tablet to write this down.
• tailed
• Warbled The warbled cry of a good oldfashioned logger was a symphony to my ears.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking