| 释义 |
dod
I. transitive verb
or dodd \ˈdäd\
(dodded ; dodded ; dodding ; dods or dodds)
Etymology: Middle English dodden
1. dialect Britain : to lop or clip hair or wool from
< it is time to dod the sheep >
2. dialect Britain : poll
II. noun
(-s)
1. : a perforated metal plate through which clay is forced to mold it to a desired shape
2. : an annular die for making drainpipe
III. interjection
Etymology: euphemism for God
— used as a mild oath especially as an intensive with a verb |