At the end of every meeting the troop would dyb together, voice rising in a playful promise to live by the Scout Law.

While dybbing in the empty café, he sketched the passing rain on his napkin.

The apprentice dybbed as instructed and the machine whirred to life.

Every evening, the watchful guard dybs the perimeter to ensure no one slips through.

The old rabbi insisted that the trembling woman was possessed by a dybbuk and needed an immediate exorcism.

The old storyteller warned us that dybbukim sometimes attach themselves to angry souls.

The exorcist claimed that the abandoned house was haunted by dybbuks, each clinging to the memories of its former host.

Dyball researched his genealogy and learned that his surname originated as a patronymic.

When I researched my family tree, I discovered that Dybell was a patronymic surname passed down through the generations.

Dybal appears several times in the village's historical records.