dub

Noun

dub

1. (Obsolete) a blow

3 letters in word "dub": B D U.

Anagrams of dub:

• bud

• Definitions:
• The duplication of an electronic recording. The dub is always one generation away from the recording used for dubbing. ...
• To remove or trim down the comb, usually done on Game Roosters when showing
• Heavy or erratic menstrual bleeding that is usually caused by variations in ovarian hormone levels, not caused by a fibroid, lesion, or tumor. DUB is the most common type of abnormal uterine bleeding. See also Abnormal uterine bleeding.
• Where a golfer either misses the ball or strikes the ball badly.
• In the most general sense, to dub is to copy, although in film sound vernacular it has acquired many similar shadings. It can refer to the act of replacing dialog (usually via the ADR process), either in the original language or in a foreign language. ...
• To make a copy of a video recording.
• (also "duff, top") a badly misplayed shot, usually associated with the ball never leaving the ground as a result of hitting the top or side of the ball or hitting the ground well behind the ball Example: Jill dubbed/duffed/topped her tee ball and still managed to make a par.
• The mother of all electronic-culture trends. Derived from reggae; discovered accidentally by producer King Tubby; fully developed by Lee "Scratch" Perry. ...
• A copy of a magnetic recording.
• To make a taped copy of any progam source record, CD, tape. Also, the copy itself. Sometimes used to refer to the ADR process. (Audio/Video)
• A miss hit shot in such a way that the ball travels only a very small portion of its intended distance.
• (Dubbed Anime): As opposed to a subtitled anime, dubs have voice tracks in languages differing from the original Japanese voice actors
• Jamaican-born, echo-laden mixing style in which DJ strips away melody, leaving just the rhythm section.
• Essentially reggae in the raw, this cultish, perennially popular form strips out the majority of the music's melody at the mixing desk, leaving behind the rhythm section and the residue of other instruments, often with massive layers of echo. ...
• give a nickname to provide (movies) with a soundtrack of a foreign language knight: raise (someone) to knighthood; "The Beatles were knighted"
• A dub is a wheel or rim that is 20 inches in diameter. The term dub is a slang term for twenty. Some can be chrome or polished aluminum-alloy. Rims that are below 20 inches in diameter are referred to as sub-dubs, though this term maybe regional. ...

• duars ←
• duarchy ←
• duarchies ←
• dub
• → dubbed
• → dubber
• → dubbers