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doddard
† ˈdoddard Obs. rare. [app. f. dod v.1 to poll (trees) + -ard; the formation being parallel to poll-ard: cf. doddle n., dodderel in same sense. But it may have been merely a modification of dottard, dotard (found earlier in same sense) with fanciful assimilation to dod v.1 and its derivatives: see d... Oxford English Dictionary
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doddered
doddered, ppl. a. (ˈdɒdəd) [app. originally a deriv. of dod v.1 to poll or take the top off (a tree). It is not clear whether it was a contaminated form of dodded ‘polled’, or a mistaken spelling of doddard n., ‘doddered oak’ for ‘doddard oak’ (cf. pollard willow); while the matter is complicated by... Oxford English Dictionary
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Island SPACE Caribbean Museum
The fine art gallery shows the work of Caribbean artists, established and emerging, and has featured names including Phillipe Doddard, JanJak Alexis, David wikipedia.org
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doddle
▪ I. doddle, n.1 and a. Obs. exc. dial. (ˈdɒd(ə)l) [f. dod v.1: cf. doddard. Whether orig. n. or a. is not clear.] A. n. A pollard. B. adj. Pollard, of which the top has been cut off.1601 Holland Pliny xxvi. II. 251 It..groweth at the foot of old trees. (Marg. Yea also in the head of doddle oaks.) 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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dotard
dotard, n. and a. (ˈdəʊtəd) Also 5 doterd, 5–6 dooterd, -arde, (6 dodart), 6–7 dottard, 7–8 doatard. [In sense 1, f. dote v. + -ard. See also note to sense 2.] A. n. 1. a. An imbecile, a silly or stupid person; now, usually, one whose intellect is impaired by age; one who is in his dotage or second ... Oxford English Dictionary
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willow
▪ I. willow, n. (ˈwɪləʊ) Forms: α. 1 weliᵹ, 5 weleygh; 5 Sc. pl. willeis, 4–5 wilghe, wylghe, 6 wylly(e, -ie, 6, 9 dial. willie, willy, 8 willi- (9 -ey, wullie, -y); 7 wilfe, 8– dial. wilf. β. 4 welew, 5 welogh, 5–6 welowe; 4 wilewe, 4–5 wilw(e, wylw(e, wyl(o)ugh, (whilwh), wil(l)ou, wylo, wyllo, wi... Oxford English Dictionary
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