drabble

noun
UK /ˈdræb.əl/
US /ˈdræb.əl/

A drabble is a very short story that is exactly one hundred words long.

She wrote a drabble about a cat who could talk.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To make or become wet and dirty by dragging through mud or water.

The hem of her dress drabbled in the puddles.

3. A dirty or untidy woman (archaic, offensive).

The old play used the word drabble as an insult.

4. To fish for eels using a baited line.

They drabbled for eels along the riverbank at dusk.