When you return, and I think it will not be for more than a year, mayhap, two, the King will dub you knight, so I think.
This day, oh King, I go forth content, if you make promise that should I perform knightly deed you will dub me knight of yours.
Sir Percival mayhap, some day, would dub him knight, should he prove faithful and worthy.
Then, they go back to their dub jobs and wish they was lucky.
I claim you are now peerin' at the champion dub of the world.
Every man has got the key to his own success buried in him somewhere, and I'll bet I can take the champion dub of any given precinct and make him a winner the minute I find out where he hid his!
There was ne'er a gude toun but there was a dub at the end o't.
The fish that sooms in a dub will aye taste o' dirt.
There's a dub at every door, and before some doors there's twa.
Sturgis is a dub if he doesn't try it now," said the big fellow on Pemberton's left.
Although you did not exactly dub me a knight today, you certainly did not dub me a speechless animal.
My uncle Otto must dub me previous to my coronation; for it is not becoming that I should be crowned King of Denmark, before I am duly admitted into the noble order of knighthood.
Show me first, by some able exploit, what thou art worth, and in exchange I will dub thee a knight with a stroke that shall crack thy puny collar-bone?
Skirmen: "I shall dub thee a knight, for thou hast merited the honour, and I exempt thee from the usual proofs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dub" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
