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dodder, dodder, doddered, dodderie, doddert, doddery,
dodder [ˈdɔdərɪ]
v. To tremble or totter from age or infirmity.
pt. pp. doddert, doddered adj. Feeble with age.
v. To tremble or totter from age or infirmity.
pt. pp. doddert, doddered adj. Feeble with age.
doddery
adj. Feeble or tottery from age or infirmity.
adj. Feeble or tottery from age or infirmity.
Dogger,
Dogger [ˈdogər]
pn. Dogger (North Sea).
pn. Dogger (North Sea).
doh, heich-doe, hi-doh, hie-doe, high-doe,
doh [doː]
n. In music: the first degree of any major scale.
n. In music: the first degree of any major scale.
Compounds and phrases etc.
up tae hie doh: In a state of extremely agitated excitement.
dite, ditt, doat, doit, dot, dote, dute, dyte,
doit [dɔɪt]
also S. SW. MN. dyte [dəit]
n. A small copper coin.
also S. SW. MN. dyte [dəit]
n. A small copper coin.
dole,
dole [dol]
n. leg. The corrupt, malicious or evil intention which is an essetial constituent of a criminal act.
n. leg. The corrupt, malicious or evil intention which is an essetial constituent of a criminal act.
dall, daller, doalder, dodram, dolder, dolders, doldie, doldram, doldrum, dolfer, doll, doller, dolly, dolver, dool, doolder, dooler, dowl, dowler, dulder, dulderdum, duldie, toal, toaldie, toalie, toally, toaly, tohlay, toldie, tole, toley, tolie, tollie, tolly, toly, tuldie,
doll [ˈdol, ˈdɔl]
n. A portion, large piece.
n. A portion, large piece.
Compounds and phrases etc.
dolder [ˈdoldər, ˈdɔldər, ˈdʌldər, ˈduldər]: Anything large of its kind, a lump of dung.
doldie [ˈdol(d)ɪ, ˈdɔl(d)ɪ] toldie [ˈtɔl(d)ɪ, ˈtol(d)ɪ, ˈtole]: A sod of earth, a small cake of bread, a lump of excrement etc. A big, fat, clumsy person. pl.doldies
doldrum [ˈdoldrəm, ˈdɔldrəm, ˈdʌldrəm, ˈduldrəm]: MN. Anything large.
doller [ˈdolər, ˈdɔlər]: Anything large.
doldie [ˈdol(d)ɪ, ˈdɔl(d)ɪ] toldie [ˈtɔl(d)ɪ, ˈtol(d)ɪ, ˈtole]: A sod of earth, a small cake of bread, a lump of excrement etc. A big, fat, clumsy person. pl.doldies
doldrum [ˈdoldrəm, ˈdɔldrəm, ˈdʌldrəm, ˈduldrəm]: MN. Anything large.
doller [ˈdolər, ˈdɔlər]: Anything large.
dallar, dollar,
dollar [ˈdɔlər, ˈdolər]
n. A dollar.
n. A dollar.
dolour,
dolour [ˈdəluːr]
n. Mental pain, suffering or distress. Sorrow, grief.
n. Mental pain, suffering or distress. Sorrow, grief.
domaless,
doma [I.Sh. ˈdomə]
n. An impression from the sense of taste or smell.
n. An impression from the sense of taste or smell.
Compounds and phrases etc.
domaless: Weakly, lifeless, dull and stupid.
domain, mains,
domain [dəˈmen]
n. A domain. Landed property held and occupied by the owner.
n. A domain. Landed property held and occupied by the owner.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mains: The home farm of an estate.