Verb:

বক্বক্ করা,

dabber's Usage Examples:

An ink ball, inking ball, or dabber was a tool used in printmaking and letterpress printing to apply ink to the plate or type to be printed.

Among the most popular are the pulsed-current, manual programmed, hot-wire, dabber, and increased penetration GTAW methods.

paper(s) gently, using a dabber made of soft material.

Use Indian ink (usually black-colored) to smear the paper with the dabber, in order to get the impression.

punch-marked coins in a NBPW vase with a lustrous polish, a baked terracotta dabber bearing Brahmi inscription of c.

human figurines, animal figurines, bird, seal and sealing, beads, bangles, dabber, flesh rubber, coins, musical instruments, chalcolithic objects of Mustang.

The tapa sheet is put over the drum and the women rub with force a dabber with some brown paint (made from the koka tree (Bischofia javanica)) over.

But like the lime-green bingo dabber contents Irving drinks down to the horror of his seatmates, it's an acquired.

If it does, they mark it off with a special marker called a "dabber" or "dauber", or simply cross it off with a pen or pencil, depending on.

resulting dense matrix of lines provided better support for the inking dabber, italic permitted a shallower etch.

With a leather dabber, to ensure the ink was forced into each and every engraving line.