Has an appropriate answer been given yet? The way I would see that sentence, when you're talking about the word dab itself, it means just a little bit of something. So when you say "Wanna take a dab?", the bho is only being alluded to. When you say " a dab" there, what you're really saying is " a dab of concentrate/bho", meaning a little bit of bho, but somewhere along the way the it was misinterpreted as the name of that type of concentrate, I guess.
"Let's go take a dab." is not correct if dab is a verb. You would say, "Let's go dab." It really is a verb. 🙂 +CopiedOriginality Walk is used as a noun in that case. "A walk" is a thing. Dabbing is an action.
up here in boston we just say lets go to some dabs or lets go take some dabbers, its just our lingo i really dont give a fuck how to say it as long as the point gets across.
now a days people are constantly changing the English language and using words differently…..language is a constantly evolving thing and getting worked up over it seems a little silly…
From my understanding, "dab" is like a nickname because of the true meaning of the word dab. Like you're only taking a dab of your concentrates because it's like a small amount on the end of your dabber. If that makes sense. Dab is used as a verb because it's like an activity, you and some friends dab together. It's a verb and a noun. A noun because a dab is what's on the end of your dabber, that's a thing, more specifically, it is a dab of concentrates. Using it as a verb is kind of incorrect because really what you're doing is like smoking or vaping. Not dabbing. You are taking dabs. A noun is a person, place or thing, and in my opinion, a dab is a thing, not something that you do(verb).
I say it all the time but no it's not technically a proper sentence because the word dab is a adjatiave, it shows how big something is so in that case the sentence makes no sense because it has no subject.
I believe it would be a predicate nominative, used to connect a preposition or (most likely), a prepositional phrase as do Linking verbs………….I could be mistaken, I'm high! lol.
So when i ask my boyfriend to "set me up a dab" is that also wrong? I feel like it can be used as a noun in that case…but maybe ive been saying it wrong!
"Let's go take a dab" – Switch it around to something like "Let's go take a hit". It makes sense if you know what it is. Now, grammatically speaking, there may be something wrong with it, but meh, I don't care to examine it that much. Really though, this has been something that's bothered me as well. When someone says, "I got some dab", I honestly want to backhand the life out of them. Dab isn't the name of what it is, but rather a singular dose/hit of the concentrate. It'd be like saying, "I got some hit" which obviously doesn't make sense.
A good way to find out if something is correct grammatically is to replace the questionable word with a similar word. For example, It is correct to say "Lets go take a piss" and in that context, "piss" is the same kind of "verbal-noun" that "dab" is in the phrase "lets go take a dab" (Piss is also a word that is used as a verb and verbal-noun). Now, if you were trying to say "lets take a dab" meaning, lets transport a dab, that would be a regular noun equally as incorrect as "kids are doing the drug 'dab' ". Remember, "lets go take a dab" may be as correct as "lets go take a piss", but its still casual speech and not appropriate for writing. My source: my mother who's an english professor and many english/writing courses.
Let's go take a dab is correct.
Its just like saying let's go have a walk
Its the short-term of "let's go take a dab of concentrate"
no wonder your teeth are so perfect! this is the first time ive seen you with braces haha.
pipe it up dab
I'm dabbing some sap as we speak
You can't sing sings, but you can piss piss.
This video is dabbing awesome.
Dab (verb)- The act of vaporizing concentrated THC or CBDs.
What about the dance ?
this hurt my brain. i think I'm too high cx
Has an appropriate answer been given yet? The way I would see that sentence, when you're talking about the word dab itself, it means just a little bit of something. So when you say "Wanna take a dab?", the bho is only being alluded to. When you say " a dab" there, what you're really saying is " a dab of concentrate/bho", meaning a little bit of bho, but somewhere along the way the it was misinterpreted as the name of that type of concentrate, I guess.
dab it!
"Let's go take a dab." is not correct if dab is a verb. You would say, "Let's go dab."
It really is a verb. 🙂
+CopiedOriginality Walk is used as a noun in that case. "A walk" is a thing. Dabbing is an action.
So much Dab
But you can say "I'm gonna have a dab" right?
@SilencedHippie your question has been answered. About a month ago.. Lol
so what if i were to say lets hit some dabs it sounds right but im not sure
I say " i got some dabs" idgaf haha
Who gives a shit.
Josh thank you for doing this people drive me crazy
You just need to know how to use the word dab in a sentence
Whoaa the word dabs sounds so weird now.
Dab.
I shouldn't of watched this stoned my mind has now just gone into overdrive😂
up here in boston we just say lets go to some dabs or lets go take some dabbers, its just our lingo i really dont give a fuck how to say it as long as the point gets across.
Haha couldn't agree more man. Don't use the word dab If you simply cannot use it right!!!! Just like any word you don't know
Do you live in Colorado Springs. I think I just spotted
now a days people are constantly changing the English language and using words differently…..language is a constantly evolving thing and getting worked up over it seems a little silly…
Hey guy you wanna go vaporize some concentrate
:-B
"Let's take a dab" is a proper way to say it just like when you would say "let's take a seat ".
I like to dab dabs at dab
Your channel has blown up!!!! Cheers bro!!!
lol josh you said dab 37 times
cheers 😉
From my understanding, "dab" is like a nickname because of the true meaning of the word dab. Like you're only taking a dab of your concentrates because it's like a small amount on the end of your dabber. If that makes sense. Dab is used as a verb because it's like an activity, you and some friends dab together. It's a verb and a noun. A noun because a dab is what's on the end of your dabber, that's a thing, more specifically, it is a dab of concentrates. Using it as a verb is kind of incorrect because really what you're doing is like smoking or vaping. Not dabbing. You are taking dabs. A noun is a person, place or thing, and in my opinion, a dab is a thing, not something that you do(verb).
Luv ur channel, cheers
If you can go take a piss, then you probably can go take a dab.
Let's go take a dab.
I say it all the time but no it's not technically a proper sentence because the word dab is a adjatiave, it shows how big something is so in that case the sentence makes no sense because it has no subject.
I believe it would be a predicate nominative, used to connect a preposition or (most likely), a prepositional phrase as do Linking verbs………….I could be mistaken, I'm high! lol.
You tell em bro
I don't get it.
So when i ask my boyfriend to "set me up a dab" is that also wrong? I feel like it can be used as a noun in that case…but maybe ive been saying it wrong!
You wanna a FAT DAB! Or damnnnn that was a fat dab. Man you can use it, and straight from Seattle, Wasington.
I buy dab
So Yabba dabba Doo is improper right? LOL!!Cheers Bro!!
"Let's go take a dab" – Switch it around to something like "Let's go take a hit". It makes sense if you know what it is. Now, grammatically speaking, there may be something wrong with it, but meh, I don't care to examine it that much. Really though, this has been something that's bothered me as well. When someone says, "I got some dab", I honestly want to backhand the life out of them. Dab isn't the name of what it is, but rather a singular dose/hit of the concentrate. It'd be like saying, "I got some hit" which obviously doesn't make sense.
I should have known you was going to do this lol. How do i send you ideas?
A good way to find out if something is correct grammatically is to replace the questionable word with a similar word. For example, It is correct to say "Lets go take a piss" and in that context, "piss" is the same kind of "verbal-noun" that "dab" is in the phrase "lets go take a dab" (Piss is also a word that is used as a verb and verbal-noun). Now, if you were trying to say "lets take a dab" meaning, lets transport a dab, that would be a regular noun equally as incorrect as "kids are doing the drug 'dab' ". Remember, "lets go take a dab" may be as correct as "lets go take a piss", but its still casual speech and not appropriate for writing. My source: my mother who's an english professor and many english/writing courses.