dauby in a sentence

Definition

Dauby: characterized by a thick, uneven, or messy texture, often used to describe paint or wet surfaces.

The artist's brush left a dauby texture on the canvas, adding depth to the painting.
After the rain, the children played in the dauby puddles, splashing water everywhere.
Her dauby hands were a testament to the hours she spent creating pottery in the studio.
The wall was covered in a dauby mixture of color, reflecting the chaotic energy of the event.
He stepped back to admire his work, noting the dauby strokes that gave the mural its character.