| doer |
one who does something. [2 definitions] |
| does |
third person sing. present tense of do1. |
| doeskin |
the hide of a deer, or soft leather made of or like it. [2 definitions] |
| doesn't |
contracted form of "does not." |
| doff |
to take off (clothing). [3 definitions] |
| dog |
a four-legged furry canine mammal related to the wolf and fox, commonly used for a pet. [6 definitions] |
| dogbane |
any of several perennial plants with an acrid, milky juice, a bitter root, and bearing bell-shaped flowers. |
| dog biscuit |
a hard biscuit for dogs, containing ground meat, bones, meal, and the like. |
| dogcart |
a light, two-wheeled, horse-drawn vehicle with seats for two passengers set back-to-back. [2 definitions] |
| dogcatcher |
a public employee whose job is to round up strayed or homeless dogs and cats. |
| dog days |
the hot, humid days of July and August, when the Dog Star, Sirius, rises and sets with the sun. |
| doge |
the chief magistrate elected in the former republics of Venice and Genoa. |
| dog-ear |
a bent or folded corner of a page in a book. [2 definitions] |
| dog-eat-dog |
marked by ruthless competition; merciless. |
| dogfight |
a fierce fight between dogs. [4 definitions] |
| dog fighting |
the fighting between dogs that is arranged by humans so that the competition can be watched for entertainment and/or betted upon. The bringing of dogs together to fight is an illegal activity in all U.S. states and many other regions of the world. |
| dogfish |
any of several small sharks found in coastal waters of the Atlantic and Pacific. [2 definitions] |
| dogged |
persistent or stubborn. |
| doggerel |
of verse, trivial or mundane in thought, or crude in form. [2 definitions] |
| doggie bag |
a bag or box in which a restaurant will pack leftovers of a patron's meal to betaken home, presumably to be fed to a pet. |
| doggish |
like a dog, as in being surly or snappish. |