To plant with a dibble, or to make holes in for planting seeds, etc.; make holes or indentations in, as if with a dibble.
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A pointed tool, often merely a short, stout, pointed stick, used in gardening and agriculture to make holes in the ground for planting seeds or bulbs, setting out plants, etc.
To dip or let the bait fall gently into the water, as in angling.
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A planting implement which carries the seed in the handle and drops it from the point by means of a slide, when inserted in the earth.
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A pair of wheels drawn by a horse, and furnished with cogs which make holes for seed: used in cotton-planting.