dabbler

"You know I am a bit of a dabbler in the funds."

I'm sure that some of the dabblers, those wanting to make a point will be off on another cause.

"Sure, you're going to get what we call dabblers - the people who will buy one or two things.

All but a couple of those men were dabblers.

They are occasional dabblers in your profession, when the business situation calls for it.

Without me she's just a dabbler; she'll fool around, make pretty drawings.

Of course, like most dabblers with infinity, he went insane.

Nor had I been a dabbler, a mere parlor pink.

He was known as a magician and dabbler in alchemy.

"I don't worry about being considered a dabbler," he said.

They have a smaller audience, comprised mostly of collectors, not dabblers.

The black duck belongs to the group of waterfowl known as dabblers.

She is a woman who holds evenings for dabblers in the occult.

Chuck is also a dabbler in electronics and aeronautic technology.

He was indeed something of a dilettante and dabbler in many pursuits.

Dabbler, is a natural media drawing software aimed at beginners.

Most such eager dabblers were quite worthless to Science.

If revealed as the dabbler in international crime, the dictator would find himself an outcast.

I'm a dabbler by nature, and chess is just one of many pursuits I've flirted with.

He is not a dabbler in rock star pyrotechnics.

Believers in the black arts, but not dabblers or practitioners.'

You see the difference between an original artist and an earnest dabbler paying him homage.

Distasteful to the concert pianist, perhaps, but a great deal of fun for the dabbler.

Uncle Andrew, the proud and foolish dabbler in magic, is always out for his own skin.

Of course, I'm strictly a layman, a dabbler, as it were.