Daub

dawb, v. [daubed (dawbd), daubing.] To smear with soft, adhesive matter; to plaster to paint in I a coarse or unskillful manner to disguise, conceal. — n. A viscous, sticky application. (Paint.) A picture coarsely executed. [OF. dauber, to plaster, iJaien Iree prob. orig. dalber, L. deal bare, Sp. jalbegar, to whitewash, plaster, fr. L. de, down, and albare, to whiten, alb us, white.]— Daub 'er, n. — Daub'ery, -Sr-t, A daubing; imposition. eve, te"rm In, Ice 5dd, tone, 8r 149 DAUGHTER 133 Daughter, daw'ter, A female child or descendant. [AS. dohtor. D. dochter. Dan. and Sw. dotter, Goth. daufitar, OHG. tohter, G. tochter. Gr. thugater, Skr. duhitri; du#.] — Daugh'terly, «. Becoming a daughter; —Daugh'ter-in -law, n. The wife of one's son.