| But my grief, my grief, when all is said and done, ain't she a dabster! |
| He became a dabster at tucking paper napkins into his neat little waistcoat without tearing them. |
| Maybe Joyce can tempt you with a mixture she's a dabster at. |
| I'm something of a dabster at law myself, and I'll see that Kitsong don't railroad you into jail. |
| Minnie Bellows is the best one in school with her needle and is a dabster at patching. |
| An' there was Doctor dabster, that could pit a bottle or twa under his belt, an' was neither up nor down. |
