dod¹ /dod/ (obsolete or dialect)

1. To cut the hair of
2. To poll
3. To pollard
4. To clip

A rounded hilltop, esp a shoulder of a greater hill

doddˈed adjective

1. Polled
2. Hornless
3. Pollard

doddˈy noun (Scot)

A hornless cow

dod² /dod/ (Scot)

1. A slight fit of ill-humour
2. (in pl; often with the) the sulks

doddˈy adjective

dod³ /dod/

An old or archaic euphemistic form of God, used in oaths

DoD (US)

Department of Defense

daud, dawd or dod /död/ (Scot)

To knock, thump

1. A lump
2. A large piece

• cat-burglars
• catcall
• catcalled
• catcalling
• catcalls
• catch
• Catch-22
• catchable
• catch a crab
• catch-all
• catch-as-catch-can
• catch at
• catch at straws
• catch-basin
• catch-basins
• catch cold
• catch cold at
• catch-crop
• catch-crops
• catch-drain
• catch-drains
• catched
• catchen
• catcher
• catchers