"dim about" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
It is possible that it may be used in spoken language to mean "unclear" or "confused," but it is not grammatically correct and should be avoided in formal writing. Example: The instructions were dim about what I needed to do next, so I asked for clarification.
Daryl Hannah is not dim about legal matters.
Caroline Miller, Newser's editor-in-chief, pointed out the recent laugh-out-loud nature of the court's ruling in regard to a middle school strip search, with the court not just being screwball about the law, but dim about over-the-counter drugs, underwear, teenagers, and, generally speaking, modern life itself.
The Maestro Eco-Minder dimmer (about $46 at lutronstore.com) encourages conservation with LEDs that change from red to green when your lights are dimmed 15 percent or more.
The team found that x-rays coming from the halo dimmed about 15 minutes later than those coming direct from the stars.
Ehrenreich identifies as a socialist and is most famous for her book Nickel and Dimed about living on poverty-level wages.
At Xi Guan Ren Jia, on the fourth floor of Liwan Plaza shopping mall, 9 De Xing Lu, (86-20) 8133 0308, dim sum is about 75 cents a plate.
I noticed from the flyleaf of Peter Duck that the author had written others, and my method of searching for these books had a sort of dim pathos about it; I simply went around picking up any book I saw lying about to see if it was called Swallows and Amazons.
Dim sum about $15 per person; dinner $25 to $30 per person.
You've got a script overflowing with offensively dim sketches about every aspect of talking like a pirate.
But while its dim fantasies about Hitchcock and the association of genius with psychosis can be written off as silly, they also smack of spiteful jealousy".
There's some dim joking about a "late" circumcision that I could have done without and a curtain line regarding a cup of tea that generations of bad plays have brewed into inanity.
