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5,849- Doe
- Doeglic
- Doegling
- Doer
- Does
- Doeskin
- Doff
- Doffer
- Dog
- Dog Bee
- Dog Day; Dogday
- Dog Days
- Dog Fancier
- Dog Star
- Dog'S-Bane
- Dog'S-Ear
- Dog'S-Tail Grass
- Dog'S-Tongue
- Dog-Brier
- Dog-Eared
- Dog-Faced
- Dog-Fox
- Dog-Headed
- Dog-Hearted
- Dog-Legged
- Dog-Rose
- Dog-Weary
- Dogal
- Dogate
- Dogbane
- Dogberry
- Dogbolt
- Dogcart
- Dogdraw
- Doge
- Dogeate
- Dogeless
- Dogfish
- Dogged
- Doggedly
- Doggedness
- Dogger
- Doggerel
- Doggerman
- Dogget
- Doggish
- Doggrel
- Doghole
- Dogma
- Dogmatic
- Dogmatic; Dogmatical
- Dogmatically
- Dogmaticalness
- Dogmatician
- Dogmatics
- Dogmatism
- Dogmatist
- Dogmatize
- Dogmatizer
- Dogship
- Dogshore
- Dogsick
- Dogskin
- Dogsleep
- Dogtie
- Dogtooth
- Dogtrick
- Dogvane
- Dogwatch
- Dogwood
- Dohtren
- Doily
- Doing
- Doit
- Doitkin
- Dokimastic
- Doko
- Dolabra
- Dolabriform
- Dolce; Dolcemente
- Dolcino; Dulcino
- Doldrums
- Dole
- Doleful
- Dolent
- Dolente
- Dolerite
- Doleritic
- Dolesome
- Dolf
- Dolichocephalic; Dolichocephalous
- Dolichocephaly; Dolichocephalism
- Dolioform
- Doliolum
- Dolium
- Doll
- Dollar
- Dollardee
- Dollman
- Dolly
- Dolly Varden
- Dolman
- Dolmen
- Dolomite
- Dolomitic
- Dolomize
- Dolor
- Doloriferous
- Dolorific; Dolorifical
- Doloroso
- Dolorous
- Dolphin
- Dolphinet
- Dolt
- Doltish
- Dolus
- Dolven
- Dom
- Domable
- Domableness
- Domage
- Domain
- Domal
- Domanial
- Dome
- Domebook
- Domed
- Domesday
- Domesman
- Domestic
- Domestical
- Domestically
- Domesticant
- Domesticate
- Domestication
- Domesticator
- Domesticity
- Domett
- Domeykite
- Domical
- Domicile
- Domiciliar
- Domiciliary
- Domiciliate
- Domiciliation
- Domiculture
- Domify
- Domina
- Dominance; Dominancy
- Dominant
- Dominate
- Domination
- Dominative
- Dominator
- Domine
- Domineer
- Domineering
- Dominical
- Dominican
- Dominicide
- Dominie
- Dominion
- Dominion Day
- Domino
- Domino Whist
- Dominus
- Domitable
- Domite
- Don
- Dona; Donya
- Donable
- Donary
- Donat
- Donatary
- Donate
- Donation
- Donatism
- Donatist
- Donatistic
- Donative
- Donator
- Donatory
- Donax
- Doncella
- Done
- Donee
- Donet
- Dongola
- Doni
- Doniferous
- Donjon
- Donkey
- Donna
- Donnat
- Donnee
- Donnism
- Donor
- Donship
- Donzel
- Doo
2 entries 1 source
Doe
Open directlyWebster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 1 of 2
Part of speech: noun (n.)
A female deer or antelope; specifically, the female of the fallow deer, of which the male is called a buck. Also applied to the female of other animals, as the rabbit. See the Note under Buck.
Webster's 1828 Dictionary · 1828 2 of 2
Part of speech: noun (n.)
A feat. [Obs.] See Do, n. Hudibras.