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dote
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dote, doat, doze
A form of decay in which wood becomes soft and weak and has a dull lifeless appearance.
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The caravan of barking dogs was met by a Hollywood reception of B-actresses and animal doters on hand to give them L.
MOMENT FOR PAWS: KATRINA PETS ARRIVE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
In that view, the doters were "political dissidents" who targeted "hated examples of outside oppression and exploitation" (Feagin and Hahn 1973, 44, 47).
"Burn, Baby, Burn": Small Business in the Urban Riots of the 1960s by BEAN, JONATHAN J. / Independent Review
Sweetheart roses; phlox, stock, or delphinium doters with baby's breath; small-leaf ivy with pink geraniums - any would be lovely.
The way to a man's heart: gender roles, domestic ideology, and ... by Neuhaus, Jessamyn / Journal of Social History
 
 
 
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