1. to make or become wet and dirty by dragging through mud or water
Usage: archaic

1. very short works of fiction, typically exactly 100 words
Usage: informal; literary

Examples

• Her dress drabbles in the muddy puddle as she walks.
• The rain drabbles the hem of his coat.
• She writes drabbles for the online writing community.
• The contest required exactly 100-word drabbles.
• His drabbles capture entire stories in miniature form.