“To dabble” in Japanese
Short answer
To dabble in Japanese is “食い散らす” (kuichirasu). Full meaning: to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things.
Other ways to say “To dabble” in Japanese
食いちらす
kuichirasu to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
くいちらす
kuichirasu to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
喰い散らす
kuichirasu to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
くいちらせ
kuichirase to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
喰い散らそ
kuichiraso to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
食い散らし
kuichirashi to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
食いちらさ
kuichirasa to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
喰い散らし
kuichirashi to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
くいちらそ
kuichiraso to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
くいちらさ
kuichirasa to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
喰い散らせ
kuichirase to eat untidily; to eat a bit of everything; to dabble (in something), to try one's hand at various things
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