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His mum washed and ironed the kit; Eamonn fetched the balls, then waxed them with dubbin before the next match.

We also fry our meat in cocoa-nut oil, in dubbin, and in salad oil—if we can "find" any.

I tried to make the use of dubbin take the place of the resoling of my boots, and in my chamber, which was warmed only by my oil-stove, my garments never dried.

“Had it along with the dubbin just before breakfast,” said Isaac.

Now see here: paste? there you are; stuffin’? there you are; tub for soakin’? there you are; and so on with every think—whether it’s lapstone, foot, hemp, ball, wax, bristles, dubbin, grease, or ink.