A person who does something casually or without serious commitment, trying many different activities without becoming deeply skilled at any of them.
From the verb 'dabble' (to work at something half-heartedly) plus the agent suffix '-er,' originally meaning someone who wets their hands or feet lightly in water.
Some of history's greatest polymaths were brilliant dabblers—Leonardo da Vinci was a painter, inventor, scientist, and engineer all at once, showing that dabbling across fields can lead to genius-level insights that specialists might miss.
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