dote or doat /dōt/

1. To be weakly affectionate
2. To show excessive love (with upon or on)
3. To be stupid or foolish (archaic)
4. (of timber) to decay

dōtˈage noun

1. A doting
2. The weakness and childishness of old age
3. Excessive fondness

dōtˈant noun (Shakespeare)

A dotard

dōtˈard noun

1. Someone who dotes
2. Someone showing the weakness of old age, or excessive fondness

dōtˈed adjective (obsolete)

Stupid

dōtˈer or doatˈer noun

Someone who dotes

dōtˈing or doatˈing adjective and noun

dotˈingly adverb

dōtˈish adjective

Silly

dōtˈy adjective (dialect)

Decaying (of timber)

dotˈing-piece or doatˈing-piece noun

Someone who is doted on

• out of circulation
• out of commission
• out of conceit with
• out of condition
• out of context
• out of countenance
• out of course
• out of court
• out of cry
• out of curl
• out of date
• out-of-date
• out-of-door
• out of doors
• out-of-doors
• out of drawing
• out of fashion
• out of favour
• out of hand
• out of harm's way
• out of house and hauld
• out of humour
• out of it
• out of joint
• out of key