dabble
/ˈdæbəl/
verb
- To take part in an activity or study a subject in a casual or superficial way, without serious commitment.
- She dabbled in painting for a few months before moving on to pottery.
- He likes to dabble in photography, but he's never taken a formal class.
- Many people dabble in gardening without becoming experts.
- To splash or move the hands, feet, or beak gently in water or another liquid.
- A duck will dabble its beak in the shallows to find food.
- The children sat by the pond and dabbled their feet in the cool water.
- She dabbled her fingers in the fountain, enjoying the sensation.
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