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Verb: dub (dubbed,dubbing)  dúb
  1. Give a nickname to
    "They dubbed him 'Shorty' because of his height";
    - nickname
     
  2. (movie) provide (movies) with a soundtrack of a foreign language
    "They dubbed the French film into English for international release"
     
  3. Raise (someone) to knighthood
    "The Queen dubbed him Sir John";
    - knight
     
  4. Make a copy of an audio or video recording
    "They dubbed the music from CD to tape for the vintage car stereo"
Noun: dub  dúb
  1. The new sounds added by dubbing
    "The dub in the foreign film was seamlessly integrated with the original footage"
     
  2. [informal] A win or victory, especially in competitive gaming
    "We got three dubs last night"
     
  3. (music) a genre of music derived from reggae, characterized by emphasized drum and bass parts
    "The club was filled with the heavy basslines of dub music"

Derived forms: dubbed, dubs, dubbing

Type of: auditory sensation, be known as, call, christen, ennoble, entitle, gentle [archaic], know as, name, sound, synchronise [Brit], synchronize

Encyclopedia: Dub, Sound, and Power