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Meaning of dibstone
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dibstone (n.)
A pebble used in a child's game called dibstones.
dibstone Sentence Examples
- The children gathered around to play a game of dibstone, each one eager to show off their skills.
- The dibstone rattled as it was tossed onto the ground, determining the next move in the game.
- With a swift flick of his finger, he sent the dibstone spinning across the makeshift board.
- The rules of dibstone were simple yet intricate, requiring both strategy and luck.
- She meticulously arranged the dibstones on the board, preparing for her next move.
- The old wooden table was etched with countless marks from years of dibstone games.
- Every weekend, the family would come together to enjoy a friendly match of dibstone.
- As the dibstone landed on a particular spot, the tension in the room heightened.
- He proudly displayed his collection of antique dibstones, each one with its own unique history.
- The sound of dibstones clacking against each other filled the room, echoing with excitement.
FAQs About the word dibstone
A pebble used in a child's game called dibstones.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The children gathered around to play a game of dibstone, each one eager to show off their skills.
The dibstone rattled as it was tossed onto the ground, determining the next move in the game.
With a swift flick of his finger, he sent the dibstone spinning across the makeshift board.
The rules of dibstone were simple yet intricate, requiring both strategy and luck.
